Herman Miller （ハーマンミラー）のインスタグラム(hermanmiller) - 11月19日 05時30分

A good sofa should fit like a well-made suit. Enter @bassamfellow's Tuxedo Classic in illustrated form to introduce today’s #WHYHM video clue #5: Deduce the Skin.

The hard work you’ve done up to this point sleuthing your perfect sofa’s style, function, size, and ride will pay great dividends as you deduce the most appropriate skin. Although there are countless options, let’s narrow the suspect list down to two major categories: fabric and leather. Fabric upholstery is available in a wide range of colors, textures, and patterns, but it can be prone to staining and incidental wear. High-quality leather typically lasts longer and is easier to clean, but it can show scratches more readily. Fabric generally costs less than leather at the outset, but it requires a bit more ongoing maintenance, which can eventually get expensive. If you’re expecting your sofa to last a decade and beyond, the cost differential between fabric and leather comes close to zeroing out, so focus more on how the different materials ride. Leather, for instance, doesn’t breathe as well as fabric and can turn ordinary trousers into Magic Heating Pants.

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