Tips To Recognize A True Chesterfield When Shopping In The U.S.

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Thinking of adding a touch of old-school class to your living room?, classic sofas you’ve definitely seen the Chesterfield sofa. With its quilted design and quirky furniture low seat height, it’s a design that’s steeped in tradition.

But how do you really know you’re not settling for a knockoff? Here’s a breakdown before making the investment.

**Start with the Upholstery**
True-to-form Chesterfields are made using premium leather—think genuine, retro furniture stores aged leather. Cheaper copies might look similar at first glance, but they cut corners with synthetic materials. Real leather feels supple to the touch—you’ll smell the difference.

**Check What’s Inside**
A real Chesterfield are built to last. The frame should feel sturdy and heavy. Cheap frames sound and feel lightweight.

Those buttons should be hand-done. Check if the tufting is stitched, not glued, it’s likely not handmade.

**What Makes a Chesterfield Unique**
The curved, padded arms should be the same height as the back, which is a true mark of a Chesterfield. If they dip or sit lower, chances are it’s a fake.

**Price Tag Truths**
Let’s be honest—a true Chesterfield isn’t cheap. If you’re tempted by a $300 price tag, they’re likely using faux materials.

**Where to Buy One**
Stick with respected retailers who specialize in Chesterfields. Some great places to check out include:

- BenchMade Modern
- Restoration Hardware
- Online boutiques that ship globally

**Last Tip**
Don’t settle for style over substance. Take the time to check the details and go with your gut.

The right one won’t just look good—it’ll outlast trends.