RH sofas don't seem well thought of here. I'm looking at the Belgian Shelter Arm sofa in fabric with their standard, not down, fill. I want the standard since my husband and I prefer the firmer fill.

It sounds like it should be a quality item. They say all the right things. 8 way hand tied springs, kiln dried hardwood and double-doweled frames. I was in the store today and asked where the sofas were made and was told it depended on the sofa. I didn't ask specifically about the model I was looking at. I understand from reading GW that they're generally made in China and that this is seen as a bad thing. Is that merely about the desire to buy American or is there a concern that things aren't as well made there?

Also, the price of a 7' sofa with my specs is $2345 before the 20% discount that the manager is willing to give me even though the 20% off sale has ended. Since I keep reading about really good sofas being $6K or so, I'm wondering if this price is too good to be believed and a function of a poorly made sofa. Or is the $6K number number more about a 9' leather sofa?

So, to sum up, what's with the RH sofas?