Yes, you should be okay! : ) I loved my last Rowe slipcovered sofa, chair and ottoman- in fact so did the buyers of our house- as they asked for all of it! Something I deeply regret agreeing to! I never had ANY problems, and had all 3 pieces for about 10 years. I'm wanting to try leather this time around, for our cabin, but wouldn't hesitate to buy Rowe again. Enjoy your new beautiful sofa!

I also went through something similar but after reading the reviews here on Rowe and on Lee, I decided to go with a true Lee sofa (that has the 8 way hand tied springs). I went through NC and got a price that is even cheaper than the Cameron sofa (Grade H fabric). Not sure how long you're planning to keep your furniture, but I had a cheap sofa before and I regretted it. Now that I am getting my LR re-done, I decided that I wanted better quality furniture. I picked very neutral fabric b/c i want to make sure that it doesn't go out of style.

That's exactly what I'm talking about! Karen, your sofa is wonderful. I just hope what makes the cushions comfortable holds up over time and they don't flatten out. But I've had it with stiff sofas so I'm going to take my chances with a softer one. Sue, when I was in a store yesterd, snuggling myself into their slipcovered sofa, I looked at the tag for the price and saw the name "Lee Coveralls". I'm not familiar with the name nor do I recall it being mentioned before on this forum but I'm glad to see that you have one of their sofas and can attest to the quality. That's great the company allows you to order more slip covers from them down the road...another good reason to buy a brand that will be there in the future. I'm going to research both these names and see what else I can find. Unfortunately the sofa I sat in at the store had an angled back that I didn't like so I can't buy that particular one, but I definitely want to see what else Lee makes.

I think the information the salesperson told you was wrong; I've always heard that Mitchell Gold makes the PB slipcover line. You can get MG slipcover sofas from them directly for less than $2300. We have a MG showroom near where I live but even if you don't, you can see them online at the website, www.mitchellgold.com Another source that I can't vouch for personally, but know at least one person on the forum has purchased, is Nantuckit. They make a LARGE line of slipcover sofas, chairs, etc and you can customize with a dizzying variety of fabrics. You can also get them for a lot less than two grand. I've linked to the website below. When I was looking at slipcover couches the person (and forgive me, my midlife brain is foggy on a name but I recall it was a regular with good taste :) who had bought one posted with a very positive review. Maybe she will chime in or you can do a forum search. I did contact them and the person I spoke to was extremely nice and helpful. I requested swatches which were sent quickly and at no charge for my review. I ended up going with a leather couch but if I ever get a slipcover sofa I'll probably give Nantuckit a serious look. Sometimes they also run shipping specials so you might factor that in as well; shipping on couches can really get pricey. I recall that was one gripe I had about PB. They not only charge an arm and a (couch:) leg but add on some kind of additional surcharge! Seemed like a rip-off to me but of course if someone is saying she will get you a side-market version maybe that's not an issue. OTOH maybe you recall the ongoing saga of the knockoff-but-not-really-but-crappy patio furniture that is still ongoing. I'd be VERY cautious about deals that are too good to be true. They usually are, as the saying goes. Good luck Ann Here is a link that might be useful: Nantuckit Slipcover Sofa site