LAND ROVER LEATHER COLOUR CODES

What are Land Rover's leather colour codes?

At Land Rover and Range Rover, the original upholstery colour has an English name (Ebony, Almond, Ivory, Espresso, Tan, Cirrus?) and a code. On most models it is a three-letter trim code (for example TKA or TMJ), shown on the vehicle identification label and in the order documents; on recent models, the upholstery is also identified by an option code (for example 301MX). The code reflects the colour, but also the type of leather (Windsor, semi-aniline?) and the interior trim.

The table below gathers 121 leather codes and colours, from the Range Rover P38 to the recent Range Rover L460, Discovery and Defender. For 107 of them, we show the matching shade from our Land Rover colour chart for leather and leatherette seats, with a colour preview: click its name to open the shade page and the renovation products prepared in that colour.

How to read a Land Rover trim code

Several codes can correspond to the same leather colour: Ebony leather has around ten codes on the 2021 Range Rover, depending on the type of leather, perforation, headlining or stitching colour. For renovation, it is the leather colour that matters. Two-tone interiors (for example Ebony / Ivory) have no direct link: choose the shade of each part.

Land Rover leather colour codes and matching shades

The codes are listed by model and generation. Where the source gives no code, only the colour name is shown.

Frequently asked questions about Land Rover leather colour codes

Where can I find my Land Rover's trim code?

On the vehicle identification label (door pillar or engine bay depending on the model), in the order documents and in the decoded vehicle identification number (VIN) from a dealer. The trim code usually has three letters.

Is the code enough to choose the shade?

It gives the original colour, so it is the best starting point. Old leather may however have darkened or faded over time and in the sun: compare the suggested shade with a protected part of the upholstery (under a seat cushion, in a fold) before renovating everything.

My colour has no matching shade in the table: what should I do?

First look through our whole Land Rover colour chart: the colour may appear under another name. If you cannot find it, contact us with your vehicle's code, model and year: we will help you identify the closest shade.