Executive-Grade Comfort, Engineered to Last
Novosit Leather Office Chairs pair top-grain leather touchpoints with high-back executive frames, pneumatic height adjustment, 3-position recline locks, and a reinforced aluminum-alloy base built for long, demanding workdays. Designed for boardrooms, private offices, and OEM/ODM programs, each chair balances premium materials with tested components — glass-fiber-reinforced backrest frames, Class 3 gas lifts, and a 350mm base rated for daily commercial use.
Novosit is an emerging brand in the global office seating industry, built on a complete industrial chain spanning R&D, production, sales, and service. By partnering with designers from around the world, Novosit develops internationally minded seating and has earned recognition including the iF Design Award and the Red Dot Design Award — the same design discipline carried through every chair in the Executive Series.
Every leather executive chair is built across a fully integrated production line, from precision cutting to final assembly.
Automated Fabric Cutting
Sewing Lines
Steel Frame FactoryNovosit's headquarters building was awarded the Silver Award for Interior Design at the 2022 Hong Kong Design Awards. The space blends functional office use with an inspiring, dynamic environment — reflecting the same design-forward thinking behind every Novosit chair.
Novosit Headquarters — Exterior
Novosit Headquarters — InteriorLeather holds its shape longer under daily pressure, resists spills and dust better than fabric, and doesn't sag or stretch out the way mesh can after years of use. It costs more upfront but typically lasts longer in high-use executive and boardroom settings.
Full-grain uses the hide's outermost layer with natural markings intact. Top-grain is sanded and refinished just beneath that layer for a more consistent, durable surface — the type used on Novosit's Executive Series. PU (bonded/faux) leather is a synthetic coating that looks similar at first but wears and cracks faster.
Wipe weekly with a soft, slightly damp cloth to clear dust and oils, condition every two to three months, and keep the chair out of direct sunlight to prevent drying and cracking, especially on the armrests and headrest.
Genuine top-grain or full-grain leather resists cracking far longer than PU or bonded leather when conditioned periodically. Cracking is usually a sign of low-grade synthetic upholstery or prolonged sun exposure rather than a flaw in the leather itself.
Yes, when paired with the right internal specs. Look beyond the leather surface to seat foam density (55–65kg/m³ is the durable range), recline lock positions, and seat-depth adjustment — these determine long-term comfort more than the upholstery alone.