This is the full-leather sibling of the velour trunk-mat editions — Nappa across the entire boot floor instead of velour with a leather perimeter. Owners specifying this trunk mat are committing to the boot-as-cabin idea entirely: the boot floor reads as a leather plane that mirrors the cabin's leather floor mats, and luggage loaded into the boot now meets a soft, refined surface rather than a textile or rubber utility floor. This is not a practical choice for owners who routinely transport heavy luggage with sharp corners — leather will eventually mark from sustained corner-loading — but for owners who use the boot for moderate luggage and care about visual coordination across cabin and boot, the leather trunk mat closes the cabin-to-boot material loop. Single-piece construction. It is part of the parent Mansory Carbon Fiber Body kit set for Mercedes-AMG S63E.
Putting genuine hide across the full boot footprint asks the laminate to carry an unusual brief. The leather must hold one consistent grain pattern across the entire span, and the structural layer beneath has to keep point-loads from heavy items in one corner from compressing into the surface elsewhere.
Full Nappa across the boot floor is a distinctly upmarket choice — most aftermarket trunk mats are velour or rubberised even at flagship-saloon price points. This mat takes the cabin's material logic and extends it into the boot: when the lid is opened, the eye reads the same Nappa leather as the cabin floor, with the same hand-stitched perimeter at the same 8-stitches-per-centimetre cadence. Cars with the trunk-house carbon decor specified alongside this mat have a fully coordinated cabin-extension boot space — carbon walls, leather floor, leather perimeter detailing.
The 5 mm backbone gauge is heavier than the cabin leather mat's 4 mm because the boot sees point-loads at single corners more frequently than the cabin floor does. Heavy luggage placed at a single boot corner compresses the leather over time without a stiff backbone; the 5 mm composite distributes the load and keeps the leather grain planar through years of typical use. Owners who commit to this mat typically commit to a careful loading routine — soft luggage rather than hard rolling cases, even-distribution rather than corner-loading — to extend the mat's cosmetic lifespan.
The Mansory mark embossed at the boot-floor centre is visible whenever the boot lid is open and the mat is uncovered; it adds a refined detail at the moment of loading without being visible during normal cabin use.
Engineered for Mercedes-AMG S 63 E PERFORMANCE (W223), 2023+, long-wheelbase saloon. Single-piece mat sized to OEM trunk floor dimensions. AMG Night Package and AMG Carbon Package cars are supported. The OEM AMG-spec spare-tyre access flap, cargo-net hook positions, and (where fitted) AMG Air Compressor under-floor access are preserved through the OEM cut-outs. The leather perimeter clears the boot-lid closing range — the perimeter does not bind against the boot lid at full close. Cars with the trunk-house carbon decor are supported as a coordinated set. The HV-battery service-panel clearance under the boot floor is preserved — the OEM PHEV maintenance access is from below the chassis, so the leather mat above the boot floor never enters the service-access path.
A few minutes is all it takes. The technician lifts the OEM trunk-carpet protector, sets the Mansory leather piece into the boot footprint, and smooths it flat from the centre outwards. Cargo-net hooks and the tyre-access flap remain reachable through the moulded cut-outs. Reversal back to OEM is equally quick — the leather mat lifts straight out, and nothing on the OEM trunk substrate has been altered.
Most often combined with the Leather floor mats for full cabin-and-boot leather coordination, with the Trunk house decor for boot-cavity wall coverage in addition to the floor, and with the Headrest pillows set for cabin-leather coordination at the head zone.
This is the most demanding upkeep brief among the boot-floor accessories. Day-to-day, lift the boot lid before loading and shake free any grit at the lower edge. Each week, run a soft cleaner specifically formulated for hide across the surface as part of the broader cabin-care cycle. Once a month, work in a pH-balanced conditioning compound to keep the leather supple and resistant to drying. Solvent-based cleaners are off-limits; so are anything alcohol-bearing or acid-leaning. Spills want immediate attention — Nappa absorbs liquid more readily than woven alternatives, so the window between spill and stain-setting is short. Long-term, point-loads from heavy items wedged into the corners will eventually press a compression mark into the grain, which is why owners committed to this mat tend to spread their luggage across the floor and rotate stacking positions. Annual inspection of the perimeter seam at the corner reinforcements catches any thread fatigue early. Realistic cosmetic life is five to eight years under normal use, longer if luggage handling is gentle.
Build window: five through seven weeks. Hand-stitching the entire perimeter, plus pressing the Mansory mark into the boot-floor centre, both contribute to that timeline. Specifying non-default thread colours or asking for an AMG-spec leather-colour match each push the date by about a week. The standard twelve-month plan from receipt covers production-side defects: seam integrity, embossing dimensional accuracy, the underbeam bond, and the OEM cut-out positions. Outside that scope sit luggage-induced wear, spill-staining, and any seam fraying that can be traced to incorrect chemistry in cleaning. Each unit travels in a flat folded carton, accompanied by a small bottle of conditioning compound in the chosen AMG-palette colour and a desiccant pack so the hide arrives at its OEM moisture content rather than dehydrated from transit.
Q: Is full-leather practical as a trunk floor?
A: For owners who use the boot for moderate luggage and care about visual coordination across cabin and boot, yes. Heavy daily luggage transport with hard-shell cases will eventually mark the leather; the velour-with-leather-edge variants are the more practical choice for that use case.
Q: How does this differ from the velour-trunk-mat-leather-ending variant?
A: That variant is velour pile with a leather perimeter; this variant is full leather across the entire boot floor. Different practical brief: velour-leather is the durable-pile-with-luxury-edge choice, full-leather is the matched-to-cabin-leather choice.
Q: Will heavy luggage damage the leather?
A: Sustained heavy point-loading at single corners will eventually compress the leather grain. Soft luggage and even-distribution loading extend the cosmetic life; the 5 mm backbone resists most everyday use.
Q: Are the OEM cargo-net hooks accessible?
A: Yes. Small perimeter cut-outs at the OEM hook positions preserve OEM net anchoring without obstruction.
Q: Will pet-claw exposure mark the leather?
A: Yes. Owners who routinely transport pets in the boot should specify a separate pet-zone protector layer over this mat or, ideally, choose a velour-pile variant for that use case.
Q: Can the mat be steam-cleaned?
A: No — leather and steam are incompatible at typical steam-cleaning temperatures. Hand-cleaning per the maintenance section is the safe procedure.
Q: Will the leather behave at the boot's natural temperature swings?
A: Yes. The boot interior follows the cabin's general temperature curve; leather behaves identically to OEM AMG seat leather in summer heat or winter cold. UV exposure during long parking with the boot lid open is the principal ageing factor.
Q: Can the boot mat be specified with a custom embossing pattern at the centre?
A: Yes — owner monogram or custom Mansory mark depth is available in place of the standard centred Mansory mark.
Pair the leather trunk mat with the leather cabin mats, the trunk-house carbon decor, and the headrest pillows for a fully coordinated cabin-and-boot leather programme. To configure your build, message WhatsApp +44 7488 818 747 or write to [email protected].
