Lisa T.
BEWARE - Bob Mills “Leather” Furniture is Mostly Polyurethane
BEWARE: Their "leather" furniture is mostly polyurethane, but the website fails to disclose this. Bob Mills Furniture failed to properly disclose the true materials used in the Antelope sofa I purchased at the Schertz, TX location. The company’s website and sales staff both represented it as leather. Only after delivery did I discover that the majority of the sectional is polyurethane, and that only the seat and back cushions are actually leather. The arms, sides, and back are polyurethane. This important information was not disclosed verbally or on the website. Had I known the sofa was not fully leather as presented, I would not have purchased it. The day after it was delivered, on November 14, 2025, I visited the Schertz store and spoke with the manager Chris to request either a partial refund, given the product was misrepresented and thus worth less, or permission to return the sofa without being charged the $199 restocking fee and $209 second delivery fee. Chris refused both options. I again explained that the website does not list the fact that most of the sofa is polyurethane, and the salesperson did not disclose that the majority of the sectional was polyurethane. Their position is that the sale is final unless I pay the additional fees. I believe this is deceptive advertising and misrepresentation, as consumers reasonably expect that an item advertised as “leather” is made of leather unless clearly stated otherwise. The average buyer would not assume a majority of the sofa is synthetic material. As a matter of fact, after discovering this misrepresentation, I was able to find the same or similar furniture through other websites like Rooms to Go, Ashley, Living Spaces, Home Depot and Jennifer Taylor, and ALL sites accurately disclose the arms, sides, and backs are faux leather, as Bob Mills should have. Bottom line: Bob Mills Furniture engages in deceptive sales practices and they refuse to make it right. (And don't even get me started on their "everything is made in America" schtick when they are made in Vietnam.)



