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革 (gé) is typically used in formal settings. This is because it is a noun that refers to leather, which is a material used in more formal settings such as clothing, furniture, and accessories. In contrast, the word 皮 (pí) is more commonly used in casual settings, as it refers to leather in a more general sense.
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皮革 (pígé): This is the most common word for "leather" in Chinese. It is composed of two characters: 皮 (pí), meaning "skin" or "hide", and 革 (gé), meaning "leather".
兽皮 (shòupí): This phrase literally means "animal skin" and is used to refer to leather.
毛皮 (máopí): This phrase literally means "fur" and is used to refer to leather.
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