I have Lee sofa, two years old, covered in linen, and love it. Our cushions are down and I shake them every few days to fluff them up, but usually I am the only one using the sofa. I do take them out of the covers when I fluff. One thing I do not like is every once in a while a feather pokes me through the cover. If you are not happy I would contact Lee, maybe they need more down.

Their is really not much difference in a Lee back cushion than a Vanguard back cushion or Century back cushion or any other better quality upholstery. Its either going to filled with conjugated polyester fiber or a blend of this fiber with feathers/down or a straight feather and down cushion. And their going to outsource the manufacture of the seats and back cushion fills to a fabricator that specializes in this operation. If you want a back cushion that holds most of its shape but still has some sink-in feeling then get a blend. A blend of 50% conjugated fiber and 50% mix of 90% feather and 10% down. A very common back cushion fill.

Of course none of these fills will ever equal a latex foam filled back cushion, for soft comfort that never looses its shape. Expensive but well worth it.

I can't stand the constant fluffing with my Lee Industries couch either. Interested to see if there's any sort of workaround. Next time I buy a couch I'm just going to get one of the foam-based ones.

@Your Space Furniture - I disagree. I have sat on extremely comfortable foam couches - even more comfortable than my Lee sofa. It just sounds like you're here to shill your own products.

Actually, I was saying that foam cushions are not as comfortable as down. If they were, everyone would be buying foam cushions. When it comes to cushions, you have to give up the look t get extra comfort of feather down fill.