FALSE.

While premium leather furniture can be an investment, there are many options available at different price points. Quality leather furniture is also extremely durable, often lasting much longer than fabric furniture.

False.

Leather is actually one of the easiest upholstery materials to maintain. Most spills can be wiped away with a dry or slightly damp cloth.

False.

Quality leather adjusts to your body temperature quickly, making it comfortable year-round.

False.

Leather is surprisingly durable. Minor scratches often blend into the natural character of the leather over time.

False.

Leather furniture today comes in a wide variety of colors including creams, greys, blues, greens, and more.

True.

High-quality leather furniture can last decades when properly cared for.

False.

There are major differences between top grain, full grain, genuine leather, and bonded leather, which affect durability, feel, and longevity.

True.

Leather does not trap dust, pet dander, or allergens the way fabric upholstery can.

True.

Much like a good pair of leather shoes, quality leather softens and becomes more comfortable as it ages.

False.

Many modern leather sofas and recliners are extremely soft and comfortable right from the start.