This is a long shot, but my office chair that I spend MANY hours a day in, is a Hancock Moore Berwind office chair that I got from Craigslist. It is by far the most comfy chair that I have ever had. If you could find any of theirs or Bradington Young in your area, I'd go see it for sure. I found a different style on the Boston CL - Computer Chair Leather Executive Hamilton Swivel Tilt Hancock Moore - $550 (Wakefield) This is the style I lucked out on, in burgundy leather. I think it'll last as long as I do.

A nice teal blue would be ideal. Not gray, Black, brown or beige lol. I found this chair in the cb2 site but it’s brown which wouldn’t work. I want something that doesnt read office industrial but still functions as well as an office chair in terms of swiveling, rolling and comfort. Perhaps a chimera.

I think Bumblebeez's list is worth a try. Just peeked at Aerosoles' website and saw a classic black leather pump for $110. Without seeing the sole, you couldn't guess they were Aerosoles. (And even if you could, who really cares? :) Feet are precious and worthy of TLC!) I haven't worn serious heels in decades but I did keep a pair of dressy heels because they were comfortable: Ann Marino. Wore them to so many parties and danced for hours in them. Don't know if the brand is still around but they can be had for a song on Poshmark. (Maybe the brand only does dressy styles because that's all I saw there.) Anyway, that's a brand you might want to keep in mind if you come across it. Full disclosure: I have an easy to fit foot when it comes to shoes. Obviously, YMMW. Good luck with your hunt. Hope you'll report back when you find something that ticks all your boxes. (I would have been flummoxed if those Aldo shoes didn't hobble you: a high heel that far from the ball of the foot is rarely good news. You need serious insole cushioning with that design.)

Please do not buy anything online that he has not tried out in real life. Everyone, even people of the same shape, will have different opinions about seating comfort. Go to a good office furniture store and test drive the chairs before you buy.