We do, of course—at least, in our humble opinions! Our genuine leather chairs are covered with entire hides that our artisans cut and color-blend by hand. We don’t use castoffs (or bicast) or bonded leather, and we don’t cut corners by vinyl matching. All of our leathers are tailored by hand over a durable engineered or kiln-dried hardwood frame (as a bonus, we source much of our wood from responsibly managed forests). We only use CertiPUR-US certified foams that meet the industry’s highest standards for contents, durability, and emissions. If you ask for nailhead trim, welt, or other tailored

Don’t think too hard at first; pick the chair you fall in love with. Here are a few examples to click through and look at: Leather lounge chair: A lounge chair typically has loose (unattached) cushions for a comfy vibe. Leather swivel chair: They look your typical leather chair up top, but they have a base that lets you take them for a spin. Leather armchair: Arm style is a big factor is setting the vibe. A track-arm leather chair tends to be more clean-lined and modern. A roll-arm leather accent chair promotes more of a “kick back and relax” mentality. Something formal, like an English-arm

Real leather recliners are made from top-grain or full-grain hides, which are softer, more breathable, and better at aging than other types of leather. Bonded leather is made by gluing leather scraps to cloth. It looks like leather but is less durable and costs less.