A pair of low sling chairs, built around a fabric seat stretched across a black metal frame rather than a rigid shell. The sling drops into a deep seating position that takes the shape of whoever is in it, cradling the back and hips instead of leaving them perched on a flat pad, and at a 14-in seat height it is a chair you sink into rather than climb onto. The ergonomics are the point: the deep angle relieves fatigue across a long sit rather than building it. The fabric is chosen for the job, rip-resistant so it will not tear along a stress line and anti-fading so navy stays navy through a season of sun, which is what makes the chairs usable indoors and outdoors rather than only under cover. On top of the sling sits an ultra-soft cushion measuring 27.5-in by 19.5-in and 6-in thick, and fixing straps anchor it to the frame so it does not slide forward every time somebody stands. Underneath, a reinforced metal frame with a crossbar bracing the legs carries 330 lb per chair, and anti-slip footpads stop the pair travelling across a smooth floor or scratching it. Each chair takes up only 28-in by 28-in by 24-in and the set weighs 29.5 lb, compact enough to slot into a corner or move between rooms without ceremony. Assembly follows a clear instruction sheet.