1. A synthetic material designed to mimic the properties of leather, typically used in footwear and apparel; a trademark for a specific brand of such material.
Usage: Often used as a mass noun or uncountable noun; Primarily used in the footwear and fashion industries

Examples

• The athletic shoes were made from poromerics, which provided breathability and durability.
• Poromerics became popular in the 1970s as an affordable alternative to leather.
• The jacket's poromerics material was easy to clean and maintain.
• Many manufacturers switched to poromerics for cost-effective shoe production.
• The poromerics lining helped the boots remain flexible and comfortable.