Back Cushion

Back cushions that restore lumbar support on sofas, desk chairs, and recliners during long hours of sitting.

Seat & Back Cushion Bundle
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Introduction

A back cushion props up the lumbar curve so a deep sofa or a flat desk chair stops pulling your spine into a slouch, and the right pick depends on where it sits and how firm you want it.

  • Fill: molded memory foam holds its shape under daily weight, while polyester fiber feels softer and flattens sooner.
  • Height and thickness: match the widest point of the cushion to your lower back rather than your shoulder blades.
  • Straps and cover: adjustable straps stop the cushion sliding, and a zip-off washable cover keeps it fresh.

Compare the listed measurements with your own seat before you choose a size.

FAQs

Most lumbar cushions measure roughly three to five inches at the deepest point. Thicker foam pushes you further forward, which suits deep sofas, while a slimmer profile works better in an upright dining or desk chair.

Aim the thickest part at the inward curve just above your belt line. If it lands between your shoulder blades it will arch you forward, so check the listed height against the distance from your seat to your waist.

Memory foam contours and springs back, so it keeps support through a full workday. Fiber fill feels plusher and cheaper but compresses faster, making it a reasonable choice for occasional evening use on a couch.

Look for a non-slip backing or an elastic strap in the product photos. Smooth leather offers little friction, so a cushion with only a plain fabric back tends to creep down as you shift position.

Many covers unzip and go in the machine on a cold, gentle cycle. Read the care note in the listing first, because the foam core itself should be spot cleaned and air dried instead of soaked.