Ergonomic Chair

A decent chair makes more of a difference than you think.
Whether you're set up in a home office, corner nook or shared space, our ergonomic desk chairs are designed to fit in — and support you, every time you sit down.

Doro S Series

Dynamic lumbar support

Premium independent backrest

  • A weightless recline experience

    With its anti-gravity recline, the Sihoo Doro S300 lets you glide from upright to fully relaxed—and pause anywhere in between—so you can reset your posture without fiddling with tilt locks. A gentle lean forward brings you back to work mode, making it the ideal ergonomic desk chair for busy UK home offices and hot-desking hubs.

  • Lumbar support that cradles your back

    The wing-shaped dual dynamic lumbar support features two independent pads that track the curve of your spine, while a gas-lift dial (90°–105°) lets you fine-tune the angle for personalised back care. Whether you’re revising for exams or running spreadsheets, the S300 doubles as an ergonomic study chair, keeping your lower back properly cradled.

  • Coordinated support for the full body

    Unlike ordinary office seats that pile pressure onto your thighs when you lean back, the S300’s seat cushion and 6-D armrests move in unison with the backrest, spreading weight evenly to minimise muscle strain and keep circulation flowing during marathon work or revision sessions.

Doro C Series

Dynamic lumbar support

Premium mesh material

  • Dynamic lumbar support that moves with you

    However you sit and change your sitting position, Sihoo Doro C Series' self-adaptive dynamic lumbar support moves with you, staying contoured to your lower back and keeping it relaxed and comfortable, all without the need for manual adjustment.

  • Streamlined backrest that flexes and comforms

    Sihoo Doro C Series's backrest boasts a streamlined design that naturally aligns with your back. Moreover, as you move your upper body from side to side, the backrest smoothly adjusts and conforms to your back, providing continuous support, all thanks to its flexible triangular frame.

  • Rest your neck with high precision

    Freely adjust the headrest up and down, back and forth, or rotate it precisely fit the curve of you neck and provide the ideal amount of support and comfort. The wide surface also provides enough area for you to comfortably rest your head on the side.

Choose Your Perfect Match

FAQs

What’s the best ergonomic chair in the UK for all-day use?

It depends how you sit. If you’re at a desk 6–8 hours a day and need something that moves with you, you’ll want more than just a padded seat. A fully adjustable mesh chair with proper lumbar support and headrest is where most people end up. Models like the Sihoo Doro C300 strike a nice balance — premium features, no gimmicks.

Do I really need a headrest on my office chair?

Not everyone does — but if you lean back often or work long hours, a premium ergonomic chair with headrest can take the strain off your neck and upper back. The Sihoo C300 and C300 Pro both come with height-adjustable headrests, designed to support your posture when you recline. If you tend to sit upright and stay focused, something like the S100 or S300 — which have open-back designs without headrests — might actually feel less restrictive.

Are mesh chairs actually comfortable for full-day use?

A good one is. Cheap mesh chairs can feel like sitting on a tennis racket. But if you’re looking at premium ergonomic office chairs, the mesh is usually tensioned, flexible, and supportive — not saggy or stiff. Plus, they keep you cooler than padded fabric, which matters in warmer rooms or long video calls.

What features should I look for in a high-end office chair?

Look for a chair that lets you adjust everything without needing a manual. Height, tilt tension, armrests, lumbar — and ideally, a dynamic back that moves with you. It should feel like the chair adapts to you, not the other way around.

Is it worth upgrading from a standard chair if I only work from home?

If you’re sitting in it 5+ hours a day, yes. Most standard chairs flatten out quickly and don’t offer much support. A high-end ergonomic office chair helps avoid sore backs, stiff necks and the constant shifting-around. Plus, many of them look good in a home setup — not just corporate spaces.