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Green Fabric Office Chairs

Green fabric office chairs, from sage on a task chair to something nearer moss on a visitor seat, all 55 with the colour and the cloth already settled.

Green has gone from the odd accent chair to a default in about three years. All 55 here are fabric. The mesh backs take it on the seat pad. The ergonomic ranges are upholstered in it from top to bottom, and it runs across the reception and visitor seating as a plain green weave. The draughtsman stools carry it at bench height. The rest of the panel is still yours to set.

Take the green tick off and these chairs list again in black, grey and teal. Take fabric off too and the mesh and leather versions appear beside them. Category, back height, arms and price all keep narrowing either way. The colour is picked at the ordering stage, so a green chair costs what a black one costs, and most of what is here is stocked.

Green has gone from the odd accent chair to a default in about three years. All 55 here are fabric. The mesh backs take it on the seat pad. The ergonomic ranges are upholstered in it from top to bottom, and it runs across the reception and visitor seating as a plain green weave. The draughtsman stools carry it at bench height. The rest of the panel is still yours to set.

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Take the green tick off and these chairs list again in black, grey and teal. Take fabric off too and the mesh and leather versions appear beside them. Category, back height, arms and price all keep narrowing either way. The colour is picked at the ordering stage, so a green chair costs what a black one costs, and most of what is here is stocked.

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Frequently asked questions

What does green fabric office chairs mean exactly?

Two filters at once: colour of green, and upholstery of fabric. Every product on this page offers both, so you are not looking at a green chair that only comes in fabric somewhere else in the range. There are 56 of them.

What makes a chair count as green here?

The upholstery or shell colour you can actually order, taken from each product's own option list rather than from the name. If a product appears here, green is one of the choices on its page, and in some cases it is one of twenty.

Does green cost more?

On almost everything here, no. Colour is a choice on the product page at the same price, because these are ranges built to be ordered in any of their colourways. Where a particular colourway does carry a different price, the page shows it before anything goes in the basket.

Can I get the same chair in a different colour?

Usually yes, and that is worth knowing: most of these come in a range of colours and this page is simply the green cut of it. Open the product and the full colour list is there, so you can compare the green against the alternatives before deciding.

Will the green match across different products?

Within one range, yes: the same colourway is the same cloth or the same finish. Across different makers it can vary, even where the name is identical, so if two products have to sit side by side and match exactly, order within one range or check with us first.

Is this page kept up to date?

It is a live cut of the catalogue rather than a hand-written list, so it always shows what we can actually supply today. There are 56 chairs on it at the moment, from £32. Anything out of stock is hidden, so if you can see it and add it to a basket, we can get it.

How long does delivery take?

Most of this selection is made to order, so allow 10 to 15 working days. Delivery itself is still free. A few lines are stocked and move faster, and every product page shows the date it will arrive by before you pay.

What warranty does it come with?

Each product carries the manufacturer's warranty and the period is stated on that product's page, often broken down by part: the structure for one length of time, the mechanism and the fabric for another. If something fails inside the warranty, report it from your order page and we deal with the manufacturer for you.

Can I see it in 3D?

45 of the 56 products in this selection have a 3D model on the page rather than only photographs. The viewer spins the actual model, and changing a colour or a size on the page changes the model with it, which is worth doing before committing a whole room to a finish.