Soft from the first touch.
A smooth, leather-like surface brings a softer hand feel to everyday sitting.
Technology
You feel the focus, not the mechanism. Ergonomics, materials, and testing work quietly underneath—supporting long hours of work, play, and rest.
How we build
We simulate. We stress-test. We sit. Then we refine structure, materials, and support for the hours that follow.
True quality isn’t just how it feels at first. It’s how it performs, day after day.
We test materials for softness, airflow, durability, and daily wear—then choose each one for the way the chair will actually be used.
A smooth, leather-like surface brings a softer hand feel to everyday sitting.
Dense-weave pet-friendly fabric helps resist everyday scratches, snags, and spills.
Open mesh improves airflow while maintaining support through long desk hours.
OTO CatClawShield™
CatClawShield™ helps reduce everyday scratches, snags, spills, and cleanup stress without giving up a soft feel.
Ultra-high-density lock-stitch knitting reduces gaps between fibers, helping claws catch, pull, and loosen fewer threads.
A high-strength composite layer beneath the knit helps disperse pressure and protect the cushioning underneath.
A water-repellent finish helps liquids stay on the surface, where they can be wiped away with a cloth.
Live with your pets, not just around them.
Posture Intelligence
We study how different bodies sit, move, lean, and shift. Those observations shape our seat bases, backrests, lumbar systems, and support zones.
Not built for one ideal posture. Built for the way people actually sit.
Seat durability cycles
Tilt mechanism cycles
Swivel test cycles
Load capacity tested
Load, stability, durability, and material tests put numbers behind every sit, shift, and recline.
136 kg / 300 lbs
Weight is dropped onto the center of the seat to evaluate impact resistance and structural strength.
1,001 N force
Force is applied to the backrest to test support strength under repeated leaning pressure.
600 N vertical force
A vertical force is applied to assess stability in forward-leaning conditions.
13 heavy discs
Discs are loaded against the backrest to evaluate rearward stability and tipping resistance.
100,000 cycles
A 57 kg / 125 lbs weight repeatedly impacts the seat to simulate long-term sitting use.
300,000 cycles
The chair is tilted repeatedly with load applied to evaluate mechanism durability over time.
60,000 cycles
Force is applied to each armrest to test stability and repeated-use durability.
120,000 cycles
The chair is rotated repeatedly under load to test base, gas lift, and swivel performance.