
Audi Leather Dye
The colour swatches included below are purely for indication purposes only. It is important to identify the name of the leather colour before placing an order.

amaretto brown

anise

anthracite

arras red

atlas beige

black

cardamom beige

cream beige

ecrue

eisblau - ice blue

expressrot - express red

hellgrau - platin hell

indigo - indigo blue

kamut

kastanienbraun - chestnut brown

lago

lichtgrau - light grey

luxorbeige

magma red

maroon

maroon brown

mauve

mineral grey

mocassin

moon silver - lunar silver

mustang brown

nougat brown

onyx

pearl silver

pistachio beige

platin

rotorgrau - rotor grey

samtbeige - velvet beige

sapphire

seidenbeige - silk beige

silver

soul

soul black

soul metallic

star silver

steel grey

steel grey light version

steppe

swing

terra brown

titangrau - titanium grey

torrone - beige

truffle brown

twist

vanilla

zederbraun - cedar brown

zimtbraun - Cinnamon Brown
Audi offers a variety of leather types : Buffalino, Chricket, Kodiak, Milano, Nappa leather , Nappa, Perlnappa, Silk, Valcona, Velvet , Vienna, Volterra being some of the most popular names of leather types. The RS6 is the only model in Audi which offers aniline leather trim. As porous leather is very sensitive, it is rarely found in cars.
All Audi Leather Dyes are mixed to order and as per the leather sample we have in our collection. An additional colour mixing charge of £13.50 will be added in such cases. Audi has a few variations in Black colour leather for instance Audi Black & Audi Soul Black are 2 separate variations and minor colour differences exist. Please ensure you have obtained all details correctly before placing an order. Feel free to contact us if you need any help.
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 by checking 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).
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