I once had a car with white leather; never again.
White leather + blue denim =
Been there, done that, when my wife got in my Golf with white leather seats wearing a demin jump suit it was a vintage style thing so the colours where not sealed and it marked the seats which thankfully came off after a couple of cleans.
My wife has "Rainbow Hair" and never had a problem with any hair dye transfer. We also have two dogs and while they get muddy paws the mud very easily wipes off.
Whats worst with mine is the air ! The car is a cabriolet and has a wind deflector, the deflector traps the air just behinds the front seats above the back seats and anywhere the deflector touches the seats the dirt thats in the air gets deposited on the leather.
If you put the seat too far back you get a grid pattern of dirt on the backs of the head rests from the mesh of the wind deflector, it does clean off but the dirt gets everywhere.
