Feather & Down Sofas

What is a feather or down couch?

It is a sofa whose cushions contain feathers, down or a blend of both, usually wrapped around a foam or spring core. Down is the fine, fluffy layer under a bird's feathers; feathers are larger and give more spring. Together they make the soft, sink-in seat that foam alone can't match.

Feather-filled, feather-blend or down-wrapped?

Feather-filled cushions are the softest and need the most plumping. Feather-blend cushions mix feathers with fiber to hold their shape longer. Down-wrapped cushions keep a supportive foam core and add a soft layer on top, a good balance for everyday use. Each listing says which it uses.

How do you look after feather cushions?

Plump them every few days by patting the sides and dropping each cushion on its edge, and flip and rotate them weekly so they wear evenly. An occasional feather working through the cover is normal. More in choosing cushion firmness and fill and how to clean couch cushions.

Other soft seats: cloud couches and deep-seat sofas.

Delivery and returns

Every sofa ships to all 50 states for a flat $20 by curbside delivery, and most orders arrive within 5–10 business days. If it is not right, you have 30 days from delivery to return it for free. See our shipping policy and returns policy.

Frequently asked questions

Are feather couches comfortable?

Yes, if you like a soft seat that molds around you. If you prefer to sit upright or want cushions that spring back on their own, choose foam or a feather-wrapped foam core.

Are feather sofas a problem for allergies?

They can be for people who are sensitive to feathers or dust. A down-alternative or foam cushion is the safer choice in that case.