Ozzi Chair

• Slipcover: Loose design
• Frame: Kiln-dried hardwood & plywood
• Legs: Solid rubberwood
• Suspension: Webbing & sinuous spring

Ozzi's round, removable seat cushion consists entirely of loose fill—your choice of ethically sourced Feather Down or vegan Poly Fill.

Under the cushion, attached to the seat bench, are three layers of high-density foam— a "support layer" lies between two cushy "comfort layers".

Seat Cushion: 100% loose fill

Our lofty Feather Down is ethically sourced, and our vegan Poly Fill is designed to mimic the familiar fluff of feathers. We mix a small percentage of vegan poly fiber into the Feather Down cushions for a bit of spring. To learn more about our two fill options, check out our post, “Inside scoop: Feather Down vs Poly Fill.”

As a rule, the fluffier the cushion, the more upkeep it will require. Our cushions are exceptionally soft, and much of the fill is loose, so periodic fluffing will go a long way.

For detailed instructions on spot cleaning, dry cleaning, and machine washing, check out our posts, “Cleaning your slipcover.” and “Caring for Meridian Leather.”

SPILLS & STAINS

Tread carefully—spot cleaning isn’t always recommended, and treatment can vary by fabric, color, and stain type.

DRY CLEANING & MACHINE WASHING

Natural fabrics: We strongly recommend dry cleaning for regular laundering and stain removal. Machine washing is possible with a bit of mindful care.

Recycled Faux Fur: Machine-wash per the instructions in our detailed care post and air-dry. Do not dry-clean or tumble-dry.

UPKEEP & MAINTENANCE

Natural fabrics: Vacuum regularly (with an upholstery attachment if you have one).

Recycled Faux Fur: Gently brush the fabric fibers with a soft-bristle brush (or your hand) in the direction of the fur.

Meridian Leather: Gently brush the leather in both directions using a soft-bristle brush specifically designed for the delicate nap of nubuck.

You can read more about day-to-day maintenance in our post, “Getting to know your Sixpenny.”

Please note that consistent exposure to direct sunlight can lead to fading or discoloration. You can read more about fabric colorfastness in our post, “Fabric fading 101.”