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is this sofa suede?

4 years ago

Was just wondering wether or not this sofa was suede.

Eichholtz Khan Faded Blue Sofa · More Info

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OROA - Distinctive Furniture
4 years ago
Hello,

Thank you for your question.

This sofa, according to the specifications, is made of Fabric | Pine Wood | Plywood | Polyurethane foam | S - springs | Webbing (nylon) | Stainless steel | Polyester fiber, and it's not suede.

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