Bugatti Leather Colour | COLOURLOCK Australia

The colour swatches shown below are for indication purposes only. Before placing an order, it is important to identify the correct leather colour name or code.

Please note that the formulas we hold on file are based on new factory colour references. As leather ages, its colour can change due to UV exposure, wear, cleaning history, conditioners, body oils and general use. Even vehicles from the same year, model and trim can vary slightly in colour.

For older vehicles, faded interiors, or where the best possible blend is required, we strongly recommend sending a removable trim/sample for 1:1 colour matching. This allows us to adjust the formula to the actual leather in your vehicle, rather than relying only on the original factory reference.

Bugatti – Anthrazit	Bugatti – Arancia Mira	Bugatti – Azurro	Bugatti – Beige
Bugatti – Burnt Orange	Bugatti – Cinnamon - Zimt	Bugatti – Coffee	Bugatti – Cognac
Bugatti – Green	Bugatti – Grenadine	Bugatti – Grigio	Bugatti – Havanna
Bugatti – Karmesinrot	Bugatti – Lake Blue	Bugatti – Light Blue Sport	Bugatti – Magnolia
Bugatti – Schwarz	Bugatti – Silk	Bugatti – Slate	Bugatti – Snowbeige
Bugatti – Tangerine	Bugatti – Trüffel - Coffee

The above samples of Bugatti Leather Colours exist in our archive and can be mixed as a special colour.

Use Colourlock Leather Fresh (Dye) to touch up minor scuffs, small scratches and colour damage. If the scratches are deep use Colourlock Fluid Leather to fill the scratches before touching up using the colour. All Bugatti Leather Dyes are mixed to order and as per the leather sample we have in our collection. An additional colour mixing charge of $29.00 will be added in such cases.

How to find the name of the leather colour?

Option 1 - Let us do it for you!
Just send us a quick email with your Car Registration Number and VIN/Chassis Number with all your contact details and we will get back to you within 24 hours!

Option 2 - Speak to your local dealership or check the details on your car build sheet. Please consult your car dealer by taking the vehicle identification number as a reference and ask them for the colour name (no numerical code).