Set of 4 Captain’s Dining Chairs with Casters, Curved Backrest, Cherry & Black (No Table)

Heads up! Just want to clarify that these are ONLY chairs – no table included! Double-check before ordering (learned that lesson the hard way).
I honestly couldn’t believe how good these JESONVID Captain’s Dining Chairs looked when they arrived. They’ve got this really nice Mid-Century modern vibe with cherry wood frames and these cool rivets along the edges. The curved, open backrest is kind of a standout feature – it’s covered in black faux leather which looks pretty high-end, and it actually breathes really well when you’re sitting for a while. The armrests are super comfortable too, and that seat cushion? To be fair, I wasn’t expecting much, but the high-density foam is actually amazing for long dinners.
The faux leather they used is pretty impressive. It seriously looks and feels like real leather, but it’s way easier to maintain. I spilled some wine on one (oops!) and it wiped right off. The material has this nice breathability to it – I sat through a 3-hour game night without that sticky feeling you sometimes get with cheaper chairs. The black finish has these subtle variations that make it look way more expensive than it actually is.
Ok, can we talk about these wheels for a second? Each chair has four pre-installed casters that roll 360° and they’re honestly a game-changer. I used to hate that scraping sound when people would scoot chairs on my hardwood, but these roll super smoothly and quietly. They work great on my carpet in the dining room and on the tile in my kitchen area. So much better than having to awkwardly drag a heavy chair when you’re trying to sit down!
These chairs are built like tanks – the rubber wood frame is solid as anything. My brother-in-law (who’s definitely over 250 lbs) sat in one for hours during Thanksgiving and it didn’t even creak. The seat has this nice textured suede feel with memory foam that doesn’t flatten out like my old dining chairs did. There’s some button-tufting detail that makes them look fancier, and the shape actually helps with posture – I’m not getting that lower back pain I used to after working at the table all day.
I’ve actually been using these all over the house. Started with them around my dining table, but now I’ve got one in my home office (way comfier than my actual office chair), one in the living room corner, and even one at my kitchen counter where I have coffee. They’re versatile enough to work pretty much anywhere, and the design is neutral but still interesting.
The whole set weighs about 92.6 pounds, and each chair is 24″ W x 25″ D x 33″ H with a seat height of 19″ (perfect for my dining table height). The armrests sit at 25″ which tucks nicely under my table edge. Each one handles up to 280 lbs, and assembly was minimal since the casters were already installed – took me maybe 20 minutes total for all four.