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Few furniture designs have achieved the enduring cult status of the Togo. Since its debut in the 1970s, the instantly recognisable fireside chair by Ligne Roset has remained a symbol of relaxed sophistication, celebrated for its sculptural form, cocooning comfort and unconventional approach to luxury living.
Now, in a collaboration that bridges the worlds of fashion and interiors, BOSS and Ligne Roset have unveiled a refined reinterpretation of the design icon, bringing tailoring codes into the language of contemporary furniture.
The new BOSS | Ligne Roset Tailored Togo chair and footstool introduce a first for the celebrated design: a sophisticated combination of premium leather and soft textile surfaces, finished with contrast stitching inspired by BOSS suiting. The result is a piece that feels both architectural and inviting, balancing sharp visual precision with the enveloping softness that made the original Togo legendary.
Rather than reinventing the chair entirely, the collaboration elevates its essence through materiality and detail. Deep folds, relaxed contours and the unmistakable low-slung silhouette remain intact, but are now reinterpreted through the lens of contemporary luxury fashion. The tactile interplay between robust leather and refined fabric creates an experience that feels less like traditional furniture and more like wearable craftsmanship translated into interiors.
At the heart of the collaboration lies a shared philosophy between the two brands: precision, innovation and enduring craftsmanship. For BOSS, the project extends its tailoring heritage beyond fashion into the wider lifestyle space, while Ligne Roset continues its legacy of collaborating with visionary creative partners to keep its icons culturally relevant.
Built using multiple densities of foam and shaped entirely by hand, each piece requires the expertise of specialist upholsterers whose craftsmanship has been passed through generations. The signature pleating, often mistaken for a manufactured finish, is in fact manually installed, ensuring that every chair carries a unique artisanal identity.
Complementing the furniture collection are curated BOSS lifestyle accessories that echo the collaboration’s material dialogue. Jacquard cushions, saddle-stitched throws and selected pieces from the Spring/Summer 2026 collection reinforce the seamless connection between interior design and fashion.
Launching as a limited-edition series, the BOSS | Ligne Roset Togo represents more than a design collaboration. It reflects the growing convergence between fashion, interiors and experiential living, where furniture is no longer viewed solely as functional, but as an extension of personal identity and contemporary culture.
