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How has the quality of your sectional held up?

11 years ago

We were going to buy this at Macy's but backed out after reading bad reviews about poor construction. How are the seams, quality of leather, cushions? How long have you had it?

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Kris Evans
11 years ago
I have had a cream colored sectional from crate and barrel for 10 years and it has held up very well. My yellow labs lie all over it and it cleans up easy, etc.

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