Why do vertical lines appear on the surface when sitting on the Plume leather sofa?
The user noticed vertical lines showing through the leather surface when sitting on the Plume leather sofa and wants to confirm the reason.
The inner pad is divided into a pocket structure that prevents the filling from shifting, so vertical lines naturally appear on the leather surface when seated.
A pocket structure refers to a sewing method that divides a large area into small pocket shapes to contain soft filling materials.
JACKSON CHAMELEON's Plume leather sofa uses a latex and microfiber blended pad[1]. The interior is finished with a vertical pocket structure so that the soft materials do not clump to one side or sag downward[2].
When sitting on the sofa and applying body weight, the shapes of the internally partitioned pockets are revealed as vertical lines on the leather surface[3]. This is a natural phenomenon where the internal design intended to maintain uniform seating comfort and volume shows through to the outside.
The number of internal compartments or specific dimensions of the pocket-structured pad have not yet been confirmed.
Product measurements
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Plume | Sofa - Leather
Other stated figures
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 무게 | 30kg |