Why do the seat and back cushion of the Stud Sofa have different interior material ratios?
After seeing that the ratios of goose and fiberfill in the seat and interior materials are listed differently in the detailed description, one might wonder what difference it makes when actually sitting down.
50% goose is added to the seat, which directly supports body weight, to provide firmness, while the fiberfill ratio is increased to 70% in the interior material that wraps around the body to create cozy support.
The difference in goose content of 50% and 30% is because each part plays a different role in supporting the body. The seat of VILLA RECORDS' STUD SOFA contains half and half: 50% goose and 50% antibacterial fiberfill[1]. In general, since the sofa's base cushion is where body weight is most concentrated, blending highly resilient fiberfill and soft goose half and half prevents it from sinking deeply and maintains a stable seating feel.
On the other hand, 30% goose and 70% antibacterial fiberfill along with micro yarn are used in the other interior material composition[2]. Increasing the proportion of fiberfill and adding fine micro yarn allows the back to sink in softly and feel gently wrapped when leaning back. It is a configuration in which the blend was adjusted differently so that the seat, which must bear weight, supports firmly, while the area touched by the upper body allows one to lean back and rest cozily conforming to body contours.
Official materials have not yet confirmed which parts of the sofa other than the back cushion use the interior material with a high proportion of micro yarn and fiberfill.