Bonded leather is 'bonded' to other materials not just "pieces" of leather. You also have places that advertise "touch" leather which means the parts that normally 'touch' the sofa (ass, arms, and back) touch leather and the other parts are bonded leather or some fabricated material.
My suggestion is, don't get anything other than 100% leather. We just bought a new sofa and sold our old set. I bought the sofa and love seat 13 yrs ago for 4k (including tables and ottomans) and just sold the used furniture last night for $500. The only sign of wear on the old leather was fade from routinely cleaning it and sag in the lower back areas. The last 3 years my dog used it as a playground when I was not home and it still never ripped. I will never buy anything but leather. It's worth the extra money.
My suggestion is, don't get anything other than 100% leather. We just bought a new sofa and sold our old set. I bought the sofa and love seat 13 yrs ago for 4k (including tables and ottomans) and just sold the used furniture last night for $500. The only sign of wear on the old leather was fade from routinely cleaning it and sag in the lower back areas. The last 3 years my dog used it as a playground when I was not home and it still never ripped. I will never buy anything but leather. It's worth the extra money.

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