Sweetcrispy Armless Criss Cross Leg Desk Chair, Swivel, Height Adjustable, Wide Seat, Cream Fabric

So I finally bit the bullet and got myself a Sweetcrispy Armless Desk Chair after my old one basically gave up on me. Honestly? I’m kind of kicking myself for not upgrading sooner!
The first thing that caught my eye was how I could actually adjust this thing to fit me perfectly. It swivels all the way around (360° for those who care about the specifics), which is pretty handy when I’m reaching for stuff on my overcrowded desk. There’s this little knob under the seat that lets you tilt back up to 21° – perfect for when I’m taking a quick break from typing. The height adjustment is actually useful too – goes from about 31 to 35 inches, which is way more range than my previous chair had.
This chair’s definitely wider than most desk chairs I’ve tried before. I’ve been using it in my home office, but it would honestly work just about anywhere – living room, bedroom, whatever. It’s got that versatile look that doesn’t scream “office furniture” like some others do.
The seat is this comfy U-shape that doesn’t make my legs fall asleep after an hour like my old chair did. The backrest is actually supportive – like it hugs my lower back in a not-weird way? The padding is pretty decent too – high-density foam that’s soft but doesn’t sink in too much. I’ve been working longer hours lately and haven’t had the usual backache, so that’s saying something!
As for sturdiness, it’s holding up well so far. The metal frame with that crisscross leg design can apparently handle up to 300 lbs. No wheels on this one, which I was unsure about at first, but it’s actually more stable this way. Doesn’t slide around on my hardwood floors, which is a plus.
The cream fabric looks way nicer in person than I expected – adds a bit of class to my otherwise chaotic workspace. It’s fairly easy to clean too, which is good because I’m definitely not the neatest person. The metal frame has this sleek polished finish that feels more expensive than what I paid.
Assembly wasn’t bad at all. They included a video guide which was helpful since I’m terrible with instructions. All the tools came in the box, and I had it put together in maybe 20 minutes while half-watching Netflix.
If you’re someone who spends a lot of time at a desk like I do, this chair is definitely worth considering. It’s comfortable enough for those long work sessions but doesn’t look out of place when I occasionally use my desk for non-work stuff. The wide seat is great for my… well, let’s just say I appreciate the extra room! It’s not the cheapest chair out there, but it’s holding up better than the last two budget chairs I went through.