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CAThis Business is a Scam - Stay Away! I should have read reviews on this site before purchasing the Eames chair replica. All the negative reviews here pretty much echo my terrible experience with this business. All other positive reviews are simply FAKE. I ordered the chair October 19, 2023 and as of March 18 2024 I still have not received the chair! After many silly excuses and unfulfilled promises, I requested a refund, but to no avail. Customer support is simply a joke and this company is a SCAM. Save you money and look elsewhere! SCAM ALERT. March 19, 2024 Regarding the refund Sohnne is claiming, I would like to get some proof of this. I have checked my bank and credit card statements for the specified date and there is no refund. So, more lies?
Mich E.
GBResearch on replica - top pick Sohnne I did a lot of research to find the best replica - Sohnne was a top pick. The ordering was easy - good communication on order status and delivery. The product is great -
C. S. Acosta
GBamazing customer service Purchased an office chair that arrived inevitably did not look as well as I thought it would with my existing decor. Thomas, swiftly responded to my email and walked me through a seamless process to rectifying the matter and making sure I was satisfied with the final outcome. Thank you for a wonderful experience.
Scott Roane
GBGreat Eames knockoff Great Eames knockoff. Close to the real thing and save $6G’s. I am going to PT for hips and back. The original design takes the weight off those areas and this does. It’s comfortable, the leather and plywood is 1st rate and it looks good. Their assembly instructions could use some work. They don’t show you where the fasteners go so that took a while to figure out but got it. Chair A; assembly instructions C-.
Corey Tazzara
GBAn assembly tip I ordered the Eames-style replica lounge chair. Chair arrived quickly (although the two boxes arrived on two different days) and is beautiful, exactly as advertised. Assembly was pretty easy but the only difficulty lay in attaching the arm rests. My advice: absolutely use the long allen wrench / turning tool to help keep your screws steady while trying to slot them into the threads.