Would u return these 2 chairs?
I special ordered 2 matching accent chairs, and waited 8 weeks for them to arrive. After they arrived I noticed that the tufting is off; higher on one chair than the other. It's very noticeable to me, but It is in my nature not to make a fuss. Should I ask to return and reorder them?

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I would stop payment if you can. Take more photos to document every angle. Notify them in writing, not by phone. I'm sorry to see this happen to you!
There is likely no details of the bottoning layout ....so drive home the "PAIR" as the are not a matching pair
I would insist on a refund, not a second chance. I would be concerned that what you can't see is as shoddy as what you can. After all, their quality control released these chairs for delivery. Whatever you signed is invalid because they knowingly delivered damaged goods (so they defaulted), releasing you from compliance. Statements that custom orders are not returnable are predicated on the seller producing acceptable quality furniture that meets or exceeds the showroom models. If all of the opposing views here get confusing, your attorney will know best. :-)
Why not look for some chairs that are much older (and you will know they're well-made)-- and just have them reupholstered to your specifications and fabric, and by a reputable upholsterer. That will be nicer than anything you can order from a store these days (my opinion).
I recently purchased a ~1940 ceiling light for a bathroom that had been rewired for modern use, but they said the electrician might have a problem, but to give them a call if he did. So I was a little worried, but when the electrician got here, he was so thrilled to be installing something that was made in the US (despite the age), he didn't care. He also didn't have a problem with installation -- very fast-- but he mentioned he'd been installing so much that was made in China, and none of it fit, wrong parts included, didn't work once installed, etc.
You'll pay more for anything new made in the U.S., or Italy, or Germany . . . but whatever it is, it's typically made really well. But that's why I think good vintage is also so great-- or finding a furniture maker who will make to your specifications.
The tufting is all crooked, on both chairs. They are really not well made.
Return them.
Agree with printesa above. Buy U.S.-made (or Europe, if manufactured there and the wait-time isn't ridiculous). Quality abounds, though, in vintage U.S.-made furniture-- the kind that was quality originally. And it's all out there-- just beautiful stuff--
Request a complete refund
Good Luck
But that's both disappointing and surprising when US-made products are shipping out like that.
Once again, vintage.
Additionally, if the store where you purchased told you they were made in NC, I'd set them straight as well. Anybody who knows anything about furniture making in the US, knows about NC's furniture industry/market. So it was dishonest, at best, for the seller to tell you that.
We have know about this situation for 6 days now and many have commented? Did I miss something?
Let us know what is going on. Hopefully you have reported the situation to the store from which you bought this, as timing is important with this type of thing!!!! Good Luck and let us know
"Hello all. With out argument the store agreed to either reorder, exchange or give me a full refund. If I reorder they said they would contact the manufacturer to insure I get 2 identical chairs. I am on the hunt again for different chairs. Thank you all for your advice and encouragement. It was easier than I thought it would be... Bap -"