Not as aesthetic but if you shop around you can find camp chairs that are insanely comfortable, I checked every store and finally got one from MEC that omg its so comfy And then my puppy destroyed it :( More on reddit.com

We’ve been very happy with the Leisure Line Adirondack chairs from Costco. We only got them this summer, so I can’t attest to “for life,” but they feel sturdy, look good, and are the only chairs I could find and test that were tall enough to lean my head back and be supported. Many others were only came up to about mid skull, and my head lay back onto an edge instead of a flat surface. (I’m around six feet tall.). The color (red) is vibrant, and they clean easily. You will need a strong powered screwdriver or drill to assemble them. More on reddit.com

They are also constantly being made with thinner and shittier plastic. When I was using these in tbe 90’s, they were actually thick plastic. Now they’re thin enough to wobble when a teenager sits in them More on reddit.com

I've made and sold a few (6-10), every spring-summer. Either cedar or just select pine. I dont do any fancy styling. But i make the seat and back curve a bit to make it comfortable. I also add in 2 velcro strap cheap amazon cushions and a cup holder. I've found 120 to be the ideal selling rate to move them all by mid summer. I dont make much, but quite a few of them have reached back asking me to make kitchen islands, corner cabinets, wall cabinets. I make the money there Some of my colleagues asked for a monogram/initials to be lasered. I charged 20 extra for that At 400, I personally, would scroll down More on reddit.com