Emma + Oliver 21"W Stacking Church Chair in Brown Fabric - Gold Vein Frame

This chair is very high quality materials. It was easy to assemble. My husband uses it for a computer chair. He is a big man he says he can sit for long periods of time with no pain.

We love these chairs, comfortable and they stack!~

My son loves it. Very sturdy chair. I'm thinking of buying another soon.

Great chair! Very comfortable, heavy construction, easy to assemble.

Our team purchased these for our conference room. Fantastic chairs!

I'm a big guy so I needed a good sturdy chair. I am also ver unstable on my feet due to medical issues. I wanted a chair without arms and a generous seating area to serve as a place to safely put on my pants and shoes without risk of falling yet look decent with other furniture and be rather inexpensive. This chair matched all of those requirements.

We bought these to go in our office conference room, and although they aren't getting used constantly, we've had several socially distanced meetings. Not only are the cushions great support, but also the width makes them comfortable for everyone. The delivery went smoothly as well- highly recommend!

Our church bought these chairs about 12 years ago. The old chairs show the gold vein. The new chairs have a vein, but just look black on the legs and metal parts. No gold shows on the metal. The chair seats and backs are a lighter brown. Overall, they match fairly well. Apparently the product has changed some over the years.

We ordered these chairs expecting them to be the same as the one we ordered a couple months prior. What we received were chairs of a different hue of the color as well as seats that were definitely harder than the previous order. Not that these are bad chairs but buyers should consider getting as many as possible at once so that the colors match.

I bought this chair a month ago, for my 99 year old father. He needed to sit on a chair that was really comfortable. Unfortunately, this chair cushion is a little stiff (maybe it's more comfortable if you weigh more and push it down more). And we have to put an extra cushion on the back, because it leans too far back for him -- he needed a back seat that was more straight up and down, and a seat that wasn't so deep. His requirements were pretty specific, and there was no way to "try" them out in advance. So we are pretty disappointed in the chair, but it probably is fine for general use, just not so great for him.