Square pouf ottoman can be made from a variety of materials, depending on its design, purpose (indoor vs. outdoor), and price point. Here’s a breakdown of the most common components:

1. Outer Material (Upholstery Cover) This determines the pouf ottoman’s texture, appearance, and durability: Cotton or Canvas

– Soft, breathable, and casual

– Often used for boho or relaxed styles Linen or Linen Blends

– Lightweight and natural-looking

– Good for neutral, airy interiors Velvet or Suede

– Luxurious texture

– Adds elegance and depth Leather or Faux Leather

– Durable and easy to clean 

– Works well in modern, rustic, or masculine spaces Knitted Wool or Woven Fibers (like jute or chenille)

– Offers a cozy, handmade feel

– Great for bohemian or eclectic styles Outdoor Fabric (Sunbrella, polyester blends)

– Water-resistant and UV-resistant

– Ideal for patios or decks 

2. Inner Filling (Stuffing or Core) This affects how firm or soft the pouf feels: Polystyrene Beads

– Lightweight and beanbag-like

– Easy to move and reshape Shredded Foam or Memory Foam

– More supportive and heavier

– Holds shape better over time Cotton Batting or Polyester Fiberfill

– Soft and plush – Common in decorative pouf ottomans Wooden or MDF Frame (in structured pouf ottomans)

– Used when the pouf ottoman is meant to double as a stool or small table 

Eco-Friendly Options Made with organic cotton, recycled fabrics, or sustainable fillings like natural wool or kapok. Square pouf ottomans are handmade or fair trade from artisan communities.