• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
  • Home
  • About
  • Forum
  • Design Studio
  • Upholstery Jobs
  • Newsletter
  • Sponsors

The Hog Ring

Auto Upholstery Community

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Twitter

Inside Bugatti’s Auto Upholstery Shop

May 23, 2016 By Nadeem Muaddi

Auto Upholstery - The Hog Ring - Bugatti Veyron

The Bugatti Veyron is arguably the most advanced supercar of all time. However, its interior is still handcrafted using old-world techniques. Check out this episode of “How It’s Made: Dream Cars” for a behind-the-scenes look at the super luxury automaker’s upholstery shop in Mulsanne, France, and see how its trimmers wrap the Veyron’s door panels.

Starting with the finest quality leather, sourced from the mountains of Austria where cows graze free of mosquitoes and barbed wire, a trimmer lays out her patterns and traces them to be cut by hand. From there, each piece of leather is split in half and then skived around the edges to further reduce its thickness. The leather is then sewn on a machine that seams two pieces together while simultaneously trimming off the seam allowance. Afterwards, the newly cut and sewn parts are handed off to another trimmer who attaches the leather to its substructure using a polyurethane-based adhesive that must be thermally activated by a heat gun to adhere.

The whole process is quite fascinating and the finished product is absolutely stellar. Watch the video below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=big6gkZYxbc&t=10m28s

Filed Under: Archive, Interesting Read Tagged With: Auto Trim, Auto Upholstery, Bugatti, Bugatti Veyron, Car Interior, Door Panels

Primary Sidebar

anal porno bangbros rus porno yaşlı porno konulu porno olgun porno porno izle sarışın porno bakire sex 69 porno

THR Sponsors

NC Sewing Machines
Miami Corporation - Right Rail Ad 3
  • Leather Craft
  • OEM+ Banner Ad - The Hog Ring
  • Keyston Bros
  • Hyde Leather
  • Douglass Interior Products
  • Big Z Fabric
  • Albright's Supply

THR Favorites

Save Big on Stainless Steel Cup Holders

Nothing sets off a hot rod’s interior quite … [more] about Save Big on Stainless Steel Cup Holders

The Hog Ring - How to fix a skipped stitch

The Easiest Way to Fix a Skipped Stitch

You know what sucks? When your sewing machine … [more] about The Easiest Way to Fix a Skipped Stitch

The Hog Ring- First Project Car 1969 Dodge Charger

THR’s First Project Car: 1969 Dodge Charger

Big News! The Hog Ring just acquired its … [more] about THR’s First Project Car: 1969 Dodge Charger

Auto Upholstery - The Hog Ring - Racing Seat Design Studio

Design Studio: Racing Style Bucket Seats

Once strictly a product of the aftermarket, … [more] about Design Studio: Racing Style Bucket Seats

The Hog Ring - Learn Auto Upholstery With This New Book

Learn Auto Upholstery with this New Book

Whether you're a rookie or seasoned auto … [more] about Learn Auto Upholstery with this New Book

The Hog Ring - Create Multicolored Windlace like Interiors by Shannon

How to Create Multicolored Windlace like Interiors by Shannon

Want to take your windlace game to the next … [more] about How to Create Multicolored Windlace like Interiors by Shannon

Categories

Footer

Recent Articles

  • How OEM+ Auto Tops is Redefining Convertible Top Manufacturing with In-House Mold Production
  • From Factory Match to Full Custom: LEATHER CRAFT Has It Covered
  • JLR Uses Robots to Simulate 10 Years of Seat Wear in Days
  • Trimmer James Lloyd Wheeler Dies at 75
  • Apex Leather Launches Custom Color Program

Recent Comments

  • Edward Munday on Hidden Mouse Nest? How to Charge for the Extra Dirty Work
  • Jack on Keyston Bros. Acquires DLT Corporation
  • Brodie Smith on Aston Martin Just Introduced a New Convertible DB12
  • THE CAPTAIN on 6 Tips for Turning Callers into Customers
  • Dmei on Star Wars Seat Covers are ‘So Wizard’

Advertise With Us!

We're always looking for companies to collaborate with. Watch this short video about the benefits of sponsorship and then email us to say hi.

Copyright © 2025 · Magazine Pro On Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in