The seating width on this chair has been extended by 0.8 inch over the standard pattern it is built from. That sounds small written down, but it is the difference between a seat that pinches at the hips after an hour and one that leaves room to shift position, and it is the single change most people notice first. Above the seat, the high back runs tall enough to carry the whole body rather than stopping at the mid spine, so the shoulders and upper back stay supported instead of hanging past the top edge of the upholstery. Leather covers the seat and back in a modern ribbed pattern, horizontal stitched channels that hold the padding in even sections so it cannot migrate to one side over time, and the same ribbing gives the chair a cleaner line than a plain block of upholstery. Both armrests are chrome and come fitted with free sleeves, a soft cover that takes the metal chill off the forearms and can be removed when you would rather have the bare polished finish. The base and frame are heavy-duty chrome throughout, which is what carries the rated 250 lbs load and keeps the chair from flexing under a shifting weight, and 360-degree wheels underneath let it roll and rotate freely across the floor. The chair measures 24 inches wide by 23.5 inches deep, and height adjusts from 36.5 inches to 40 inches, a range that covers most standard desks. It suits a home or business user equally well.