I need this Harris Tweed sofa and arm chair.

[mcadamsandwich]

Sofa - http://www.johnlewis.com/harris-twee...navAction=jump
Chair - http://www.johnlewis.com/harris-twee...a-overlay_show

"With petite proportions and a comfortable fixed fixed seat, Lewis is covered in genuine 'bracken' Harris Tweed. This very special upholstery is made from 100% pure wool and bears the Harris Tweed authentication orb to ensure its exclusivity and Outer Hebrides origins."

[alan]

They certainly look pretty sweet, but I can just imagine how itchy they could be.

[emynd]

Sofa - http://www.johnlewis.com/harris-twee...navAction=jump
Chair - http://www.johnlewis.com/harris-twee...a-overlay_show

"With petite proportions and a comfortable fixed fixed seat, Lewis is covered in genuine 'bracken' Harris Tweed. This very special upholstery is made from 100% pure wool and bears the Harris Tweed authentication orb to ensure its exclusivity and Outer Hebrides origins."

Well, the problem is you that you have to get both, otherwise someone will walk in and notice you have an orphaned armchair or sofa and you'll be really embarrassed.

[mcadamsandwich]

Well, the problem is you that you have to get both, otherwise someone will walk in and notice you have an orphaned armchair or sofa and you'll be really embarrassed.

HAH!!! Exactly. Maybe I can convince my GF of that..

[bremersm]

Man furnish is so expensive. The markup is ridiculous.

[greg_s]

Man furnish is so expensive. The markup is ridiculous.

I'm assuming you mean "furniture"? If so, I actually didn't think that was too bad. Quality furniture is very expensive to make. That fabric and the upholstering alone would be incredibly costly for the manufacturers. I'd certainly want more specs on them, but quality wood (not particleboard) frame furniture with good coils or cushions will last a very long time. I just sold a nearly 20 year old couch for quite a lot of money that looked brand new.