Show Le Cuir product catalog and pricing

The catalogue covers the full range of leather amenities required by restaurants, hotels, offices, and retail environments. Items include bill holders, menu folders, placemats, trays, coasters, QR stands, tissue box covers, welcome trays, guest room folders, waste bins, desk accessories, stationery boxes, key card holders, name plates, and more. Pricing is provided on demand because each item is customized by size, material, quantity, and branding.

How to request a custom order from Le Cuir

Custom orders are handled directly through the Le Cuir team. Clients share requirements via WhatsApp or by calling, then specifications, materials, colors, and pricing are prepared. Production begins once details are approved.

Le Cuir delivery options and international shipping

Delivery across Lebanon is free. International orders are shipped through Aramex, with cost based on weight and destination. Tracking is provided, and timelines follow Aramex’s international delivery schedule.

Materials and leather types used by Le Cuir

Le Cuir manufactures using PU, PVC, and genuine leather depending on performance and budget requirements. PVC is generally recommended for hospitality due to durability. Additional materials such as steel, wood, or acrylic are used when needed.

Minimum order quantities for hospitality clients at Le Cuir

Any quantity can be produced. Smaller quantities cost more per unit due to setup and labor. A practical minimum is around 25 pieces, though smaller batches are also produced when required.

What leather amenities does Le Cuir Leather Amenities produce?

Le Cuir produces the full ecosystem of hospitality and office leather goods: bill folders, menu folders, placemats, napkin holders, QR stands, coasters, trays, tissue box covers, desk accessories, stationery boxes, waste bins, guest room folders, welcome trays, luggage tags, minibar trays, key card holders, name plates, and other custom items.

Do you manufacture custom items for restaurants and hotels?

Yes. All products are custom-made. Any leather or leather-look item required by the client can be produced, matching size, color, material, and branding.

What materials do you use?

Real leather, PU, and PVC. PVC is preferred for hospitality because of its durability. PU is only used when specifically requested due to its shorter lifespan.

Do you offer logo embossing or branding?

Yes. Branding options include embossing, debossing, foil stamping, and printed logos depending on material and design.

What is your minimum order quantity?

Any quantity is possible. For cost efficiency, 25 pieces per item is ideal, but smaller orders are accepted.

Do you produce in bulk?

Yes. Bulk production is core to the business and supports hotels, restaurants, and corporate clients.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes. International shipments are handled through Aramex.

How long does production typically take?

Production takes 15 to 30 days depending on item complexity, material availability, and order size.

Can you create samples before bulk orders?

Yes. Samples can be produced for approval before bulk manufacturing begins.

Do you work with offices and corporate clients?

Yes. Office products include desk sets, organizers, coasters, folders, and custom corporate items.

Do you offer waterproof or heat-resistant options?

Leather and synthetics handle daily use and cleaning but are not suited for high heat or prolonged water exposure. Reinforced or laminated options are provided when required.

How durable are your leather products?

PU lasts 1–2 years under heavy use. PVC lasts 4–5 years or more. Real leather lasts significantly longer with proper care, often for life.

Can you match specific colors or themes for restaurants or hotels?

Yes. Clients select from material swatches, and colors are matched to themes, branding, or interior guidelines.

What is the best way to request a quote?

Direct contact through WhatsApp or phone. Share the item, quantity, material preference, and branding requirements to receive a quote.

Do you provide delivery across Lebanon?

Yes. Delivery is free across Lebanon and handled by our internal logistics.

5 Mistakes Restaurants in Lebanon Make With Leather Amenities

A practical look at the most common mistakes Lebanese restaurants make when choosing, cleaning, and handling leather amenities. This article explains how material choice, cleaning habits, storage, and maintenance directly affect durability, appearance, and long-term costs in high-traffic hospitality environments.

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12/22/20251 min read

5 Mistakes Restaurants in Lebanon Make With Leather Amenities

Restaurants in Lebanon operate under pressure: high table turnover, humidity, heat, aggressive cleaning, and constant handling. Leather amenities fail early not because leather is weak—but because of avoidable mistakes.

Here are the five most common ones.

1. Choosing the Wrong Material for Daily Use

Many restaurants still choose cheap PU or bonded leather because it looks good on day one. Within months, it cracks, peels, or absorbs stains—especially in Beirut’s humidity.

Better choice:
Genuine leather or high-grade PVC. They survive daily cleaning, spills, and handling without collapsing.

2. Using Harsh Cleaning Products

Alcohol sprays, bleach, and all-purpose cleaners strip color and dry the surface. This is one of the fastest ways to ruin leather menus, bill folders, and placemats.

Correct approach:
Clean with a soft cloth, clean water, or diluted white vinegar. Spot cleaning beats aggressive sanitizing.

3. Leaving Spills Overnight

Wine, coffee, oil, and acidic sauces penetrate leather fast. Leaving stains overnight locks them in.

Rule:
If it spills, clean it immediately. Delayed cleaning shortens the lifespan of any leather item.

4. Folding or Warping Items

Placemats folded for storage. Menus stacked unevenly. Bill folders bent during service. Creases become permanent.

Correct handling:
Always store leather items flat and dry. Structure matters.

5. Treating Leather as Disposable

Leather is repairable. Corners can be reinforced. Edges resealed. Logos refreshed. Too many venues in Lebanon replace instead of maintain.

Result:
Higher costs, inconsistent presentation, unnecessary reorders.

Bottom line

Restaurants that respect material behavior—rather than fighting it—save money and keep a premium look longer. Leather works when it’s chosen, cleaned, and handled correctly.