A chair factory from the chair county of China

Anji is where a large share of the world's chairs are made — the supply chain for foam, gas lifts, mechanisms, steel tube, mesh and fabric sits packed into a small area. Growing up inside that cluster is the plain reason a factory our size can quote sharply and still control quality: most of what goes into our chairs is made a short drive away, not shipped in.

We started in 2004 and have stayed focused on seating rather than spreading into every category. Two lines — office chairs and dining chairs — and the small swivel seating between them. That focus is deliberate; it is easier to get a chair right when the whole workshop is set up for chairs.

Built for export, judged by buyers abroad

From early on we held an independent import/export licence and sold mainly overseas. Our chairs have been bought and audited by importers and retail buyers in Europe, the Americas and Japan, and we ship to the EU, the US, Canada, Australia, Japan, the Middle East and Africa. The useful part of that history is not a logo wall — it is that the testing, documentation and packing those buyers expect are the habits we already work to.

Where we are honest about our limits

We will not publish certificate numbers or a factory-area figure we cannot stand behind on this site. Our office chairs are built to ANSI/BIFMA X5.1 and EN1335 test standards, and we arrange third-party testing (such as SGS) per order. We do not claim a blanket "certified" status. If your market needs a specific mark, say so early and we will scope the testing into the order rather than pretend it already exists.