Very few if any upholstery manufacturers make their own cushions, it is outsourced. So one cushion fabricator could make the cushions for a number of upholstery manufactures. Also upholstery manufactures could source their cushions from different fabricators depending on the what that particular fabricator specializes in. So you should be able to order the Lee Ind. down cushions, maybe try calling Lee Ind. direct. Now some interior design firms will sell you everything at costs but charge you an hourly rate plus a percentage. Having a custom sofa made by a local shop through a interior designer maybe less than you think. And you get to set in it before their finished making and adjust the cushioning to your needs. And Of course endless fabric selections. But their are many upholstery manufacturers in and around Hickory NC that should be able to provide this sofa, just take some searching on your part.

I am about to purchase a PB Comfort down wrap slipcovered sectional. I am concerned how it will hold up given the price. Can anyone tell me their personal experience with this PB product? Also any recommendations on what fabric looks good the longest? Thanks for any and all advice! D.

Denise-I did a google search yesterday when I saw your posting. There were good reviews on the PB webset and mixed reviews elsewhere--some bad. It's so hard to know. Do they have the sectional you are looking at at the store?? If so, that may give you an indication of how it might wear.

I was reading some threads (on here) last night that were talking a lot about pilling and fabric, which once to choose. I'll see if I can find it, but feel free to poke around to see if you can find it. I think I remembering hearing common complaints about pilling and twill, and hearing some good things about everyday suede. How do you feel your sofa has held up? I know it's pilling, but otherwise? I'm thinking of getting a Pearce sectional for my family. We're not hard on our furniture, but still spending $4k is a big investment for us.