Boss Office Products Traditional High Back Faux Leather Tufted Executive Chair in Oxblood

comfortable, classic, well made

Assembly wasn't the easiest, but with a few extra tools it looks great. It looks more expensive than it is and is worth the price. It's not leather but seems that it's going to hold up. I purchased the warranty to be sure.

Husband loves his new chair. I was going to order one for me, but I see that my feet dangle on the lowest setting, so it is too big for a 5 foot woman. I would have loved the chair for myself too. I have already a recreation room full of boss seating in the Oxblood vinyl and have loved that furniture because it only needs a good dusting now and then. and still looks good after 9 years. I wish I could find a smaller version of the computer desk chair, but I will have to do without.

Recommend - this is my second same model Boss desk chair WalMart was fabulous in providing info from order to delivery dates Only semi.negative: back does not completely come to full sitting position.

I was hesitant to purchase the chair because of its price. I was afraid that the low price would equal low quality. To my pleasant surprise, the chair looks very handsome in my new home office. The thread details, buttoned back and wood work are impressive. It is very comfortable as well. It looks more expensive than $150. I'm pleased with the purchase.

this office chair was very reasonably prced at about $150 and looks very classic - it completes my office and complements my desk perfectly - the oxblood color is beautiful and rich. I think the chair is comfortable and would only complain in regards to it not having the capacity for height adjustment.

I am 68 and spend many hours a day on my PC (do lots of photography and e-mailing) and wanted a comfortable chair. This chair is great - it looks far more expensive than it is, it's comfortable (well padded, height adjusts, the arms are the right length as they support your arms but don't hit your PC station). It's fairly easy to assemble but the arms are hard to attach. What I had to do was loosen all the screws in the previous assembly steps, hammer (yes with a rubber mallet) the base forward (the metal part of it) until I could get the screws for the arms to go in properly. What I would suggest to anyone is DON'T tighten any screws completely until you have everything attached and in place. Once you've done that, tighten them. Other than that one little glitch, it's great.

Looks better in the picture. Wood on the base has a tiny crack in it. Surprised it doesn't lean back at all, it just goes up and down.

1) The recline does not go far enough back and if you try to recline quickly, you can hear the wood starting to crack. 2) The seat area is just tooo short meaning the seat does not reach all the way under your knees therefore your thighs are kind of hanging off the end of the chair. 3) The appearance is good. It looks like an expensive chair until you sit in it.

The assembly was almost impossible. The screws were broken inside the back. You have to unscrew the screws from the chairs in order to assemble. I had to hire professional to assemble a cheep chair. Very fake looking. Gave it to my son who is 13 year old. Now I have to buy another one which means all together a chair will cost me twice as much. I should have bought a good chair to begin. You get what you pay for.