Fermob Sixties Stackable Chair

The Fermob Sixties Stackable Chair, designed by Frédéric Sofia, brings the 1960s-inspired silhouette of the Sixties collection to a hospitality-oriented format. Where the standard Sixties chair uses an aluminium frame for residential weight savings, the stackable version uses tubular steel — heavier per unit but stronger at the stack and better suited to the kind of daily moving and re-arranging contract environments demand. The seat is perforated polyethylene outdoor fibre rather than the braided weave of the residential version, which lets rainwater drain rather than puddle, and dries fast enough that an outdoor café can wipe down and re-seat customers within minutes of a shower passing through.

Manufactured at Fermob's factory in Thoissey, France, with the brand's cataphoresis-treated, UV-stable powder coat in 24+ colors. Sold in two pack sizes — Set of 2 for residential balconies and small terraces, Set of 4 for hospitality refits, garden parties, and contract installations. Stack height accommodates standard restaurant storage; the steel frame ferrules are recessed so chairs don't scratch each other when stacked. Available at Comosum in Cotton White, Red Ochre, Liquorice, and Cactus across both pack sizes. Backed by Fermob's 5-year warranty against rust-through and powder coat failure. TSCA Title VI and California Prop 65 compliant. A natural fit alongside the matching Sixties Low Table for café footprints, or paired with the larger Sixties Bench for outdoor dining setups where seating density matters. The Set of 4 pricing per chair is identical to the Set of 2 pricing per chair, so larger orders don't carry a per-unit penalty — Fermob structures the SKUs by sales unit, not by quantity discount, which is unusual in outdoor furniture and worth noting for buyers comparing prices across vendors.