9 Togo Chair Dupes to Get Your Dream Home Up and Running
It’s a classic for a reason, and you need one expeditiously.
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Finding the perfect furniture and decor to fit your style can feel daunting as hell (unfortunately, I’m speaking from experience). For this reason alone, I always end up returning to the classics in my quest to curate my dream home. Classics like the Eames chair, Noguchi lanterns, and, of course, the Ligne Roset Togo chair.
Only a true genius could take inspiration from an aluminum toothpaste tube and turn it into a timeless piece of furniture, but that’s exactly what designer Michel Ducaroy did in 1973 when he made the Togo. For those who don’t know, it’s a slouchy, futuristic seat with a base-free design that sits flush to the floor for a casual yet elevated feel. It’s been in production for over 50 years but still very much on trend with today’s aesthetics. In fact, you’ve definitely seen it come across your Pinterest, Explore, and For You pages over the past year.
While the Togo really can’t be replicated in all of its glory—it’s been around this long for a reason, after all—plenty of brands have tried to recreate the magic of this modular chair over the past couple of decades. And, TBH, some of them look pretty dang good. That’s why I went ahead and rounded up nine of the best Togo chair dupes on the market right now, so you can shop with confidence...and without hours of scouring.
Our top picks for the best Togo chair dupes for 2024:
So, if you’re searching for that Togo vibe, don’t worry—the furniture gods have smiled down upon us today. Keep scrolling...your perfect space awaits.
Ligne Roset Togo Fireside Chair
Pros
- You just can’t beat the original
- Stylish, cushy, classic...enough said
Cons
- That price tag—but, again, it’s the OG!!
Here it is—the OG Togo. While this cushy chair can be purchased (and v much enjoyed) as a single seat, there are also plenty of other Togo pieces for your collection—like corner seats, loveseats, and ottomans. You can add ’em on to create a longer sofa, a complete set, or even a ’70s-appropriate conversation pit. The velvet upholstery is also vintage-inspired in the chicest possible way.
| Dimensions | 27.6 x 34.3 x 40.3 inches |
| Weight | 24.25 lbs |
Viv + Rae Microfiber Leather Standard Bean Bag Chair
Pros
- Great value for the price
- Easy to clean
Cons
- Reviewers say they wish there was a foot rest
This cutie from Wayfair can technically be classified as a bean bag chair...but that doesn’t mean it’s any less elevated. In fact, it just means it will conform perfectly to your body! Upholstered in faux leather, this seat is an excellent addition to any living room (or office or bedroom—wherever your heart desires, really) and comes in four different colors: black, orange, red, and white.
| Dimensions | 29 x 38.6 x x 33 inches |
| Weight | 33.5 lbs |
Magic Home Modern Sectional Sofa
Pros
- Ergonomic design
- Soft, teddy fleece fabric
Cons
- Reviewers mention the packaging can be hard to open
Reviewers rave about the quality of this chair—especially for the price—and many mention that the fleece fabric is suuuper comfy and plush, perfect to plop down on when you’re reading a book or bingeing the next season of Industry. The single seat is a great find, but it’s also available as a double seat, triple seat, and an ottoman. I’d scoop the whole set, if I were you...
| Dimensions | 34.25 x 39.76 x 28.35 inches |
| Weight | 33.22 lbs |
Trule Loveseat Sofa
Pros
- Extra large (invite your friends!)
- Sturdy
Cons
- Reviewers say shipping can take a bit
One of the things I look for when I’m shopping for furniture? The sprawl factor. I need to be able to spread out without feeling too cramped. If, like me, you appreciate a loveseat that can fit you and a friend and/or allow you to lay horizontally, then this right here is the perfect choice. It’s bouncy and supportive with a delightfully soft seat. There are currently five chic colors in stock, so grab yours ASAP before they sell out.
| Dimensions | 29.1 x 51.5 x 40.2 inches |
| Weight | 52 lbs |
J&E Home Armless Teddy Velvet Modular Sofa
Pros
- Made of high-quality velvet
- Free shipping and returns
Cons
- Heavy compared to other chairs
This velvet pick is filled with high-density and high-resilience foam, meaning it gets an extra stamp of approval from the comfort police (it's me, I'm the comfort police). It is heavier than some other versions on this list, which can be a pro or con depending on how sturdy you like your chairs, and it comes in seven chic colorways, so it'll fit right in with almost any aesthetic you've got going on.
| Dimensions | 28.35 x 34.25 x 39.76 inches |
| Weight | 85 lbs |
UO Home Dylan Velvet Bean Bag Sofa
Pros
- Can sink right into it
- Most affordable on this list!
Cons
- Some reviewers mention it isn't as supportive as they'd like
Most Togo dupes are filled with foam, giving it a firmer, more dense feel. But this one from Urban Outfitters is filled with beads, so there's more give when you sit your booty down on it. Although it doesn't have those classic Togo ridges, it does give off similar vibes to the original—it's just a bit more relaxed and casual. This chair also comes in single-seat, loveseat, and full-sized sofa options, so you can mix 'n' match or collect 'em all!
| Dimensions | 32 x 30 x 28 inches |
| Weight | 15 lbs |
1inchome Soft Suede Lounge Chair
Pros
- Easy to clean
- Free shipping
Cons
- Quality of colors can vary, according to reviewers
The two main words Amazon reviewers use for this sweet seat? Comfortable and cozy...AKA the two best words to hear describe any kind of chair you're going to be spending a lotta time lounging in. This particular pick comes in a soft suede, so if you're looking for something that's not velvet or faux leather but is still super smooth, you've come to the right place.
| Dimensions | 40.15 x 34.25 x 29.13 inches |
| Weight | N/A |
West Elm Flip Floor Sleeper Sofa
Pros
- Converts into a comfy mattress
- Small-space friendly
Cons
- Not as structured
- Cover isn't removable
Hidden away in West Elm's kid section (yes, really!) is this cute, slouchy sleeper. It can be folded down to turn into a mattress, so it's lacking some of the form and structure of other Togo dupes, but it's still just as chic—especially if you want something a little different. It's also available in ten different kinds of fabrics, so it can fit into any space, kid's room or not.
| Dimensions | 71 x 33 x 21.5 inches |
| Weight | 60 lbs |
Rimdoc Soft Suede Lazy Chair
Pros
- Lots of upholstery options
- Near-perfect dupe
Cons
- A little pricey
I love that the bottom of this chair is upholstered with a non-slip fabric, so you never have to worry about it sliding around when you plop down. The suede is sleek—and actually pretty easy to clean—but you can also snag it in mohair, faux leather, microfiber leather, genuine leather, and corduroy. You've got options, baby, options.
| Dimensions | 40 x 34 x 29 inches |
| Weight | 28 lbs |
UO Home Evelyn Velvet Bean Bag Lounge Chair
Pros
- Available in multiple cute colorways
- Made with recycled filling
Cons
- Seat back is pretty low
The Evelyn bean bag from UO Home has all the coziness of the Togo, but with its own unique design spin. It's structural and smooth without being boring, and is just as firm and comfy as the OG seat. And don't sleep on the matching ottoman for the ultimate pairing, okay?
| Dimensions | 40 x 28 x 24 inches |
| Weight | 33 lbs |
What makes the Togo chair so special?
The Togo design has been part of the cultural zeitgeist for the past 50 years—so, like, since its inception. If that's not a sign of a certified classic, then I don't know what is. The designer, Michel Ducaroy, was allegedly inspired by the folds of an aluminum toothpaste tube, which just goes to show that genius really can strike any time, anywhere.
Although the Togo is a unique piece of furniture, it also seemingly (and seamlessly) fits in with almost any design style, from mid-century modern to art deco. So whatever your aesthetic, a Togo will likely work in your space.
How to choose the best Togo chair dupes:
There's really no right or wrong way to approach picking a Togo chair dupe—it's all about what fits your vibe and your budget. But there are a few things to keep an eye out for if you want a well-made seat that'll last:
Materials
The original Togo has a high-density foam filling that helps it keep its shape over time, so to get the most similar looking and feeling dupe, opt for a foam filling. That said, there are a few beanbag styles on this list, ideal for those who want something slouchy.
Size
Always take note of a product's dimensions before you hit "buy"—sometimes they don't arrive the same way they look in the pictures! I also recommend measuring your space before adding to cart, just to be safe.
Reviews
The internet is a wonderful thing for many reasons, but especially because it gives us easy access to other people's thoughts and feelings. Take advantage of the reviews of the people who have purchased before you. They can save you a lot of time and $$$.
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