If you’ve been shopping leather furniture lately, you’ve probably noticed two pieces that look almost identical can be separated by a thousand dollars in price. The label on one says “genuine leather.” The label on the other says “bonded leather.” This often sparks the Bonded Leather vs Genuine Leather debate. A salesperson tells you they’re basically the same thing.
They are not the same thing. And after five decades of selling, delivering, and servicing leather furniture across the Southeast, we can tell you exactly where the cheaper piece is going to fail first.
Here’s what you actually need to know before you buy.
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