Lazyboy seems to still have a good reputation . I think we need a bit more info as to your style of chair and also the covering .

On sale for $1,500, but don’t know what you are looking for. Look for a solid wood frame and kiln-dryed.

https://havenly.com/products/details/Alma-Chair-McGee-Co-82085453#product-list-id-to-track=1798186733952%7C1629464162836%7Croom2551159_product81746418

I looked all over, at every price point for chairs to put in my greatroom. Theres a lot of junk out there. Lazyboy is ok if you like the style. To me they were typical LZB, although well made can get really expensive with custom upholstery and their lead time right now is crazy. I have seen chairs that seem, current, well made and stylish in Arhaus, the chairs i liked were between 12-1500. The lead time there was ( last time i asked) 10-12 weeks. I would add time lol.

M. Riz Thank you for your input. This is the worse time to purchase furniture. I saw this chair (by King Hickory) seem comfortable, at lease 8 months before delivery. So you have to hope it is not damaged when you get it, and lucky if you get it on the due date. I would love to find 2 chairs on the showroom floor, of course in the right color, height, etc. which makes that impossible to find.

Over the last 10 years I have bought 3 chairs and 3 sofas from this company:

https://ciscohome.net/

They are based out of Los Angeles, but sell through several resellers around the country. They have standard models, but can customize most pieces. Made in USA.

It can be so hard to stay positive right now, but you have to. This too shall pass but in the meantime you might need to invest in blow up furniture (if thats available) lol I just received an email, my dining chairs due next week are delayed until feb. Thank goodness i kept a few things when we moved. Good luck

I do have a sofa, and a neighbor insisted on lending me one of her chairs, so very sweet of her. Actually if she had two matching chairs I would buy them from her and have them reupholstered, but not to be.

Chispa thank you. My concern is how do you buys chairs you did not sit in. I will check it out.

Why not buy 2nd hand and get it upholstered? Lots of very good quality furniture items out there, esp if you live in a city. Upcycle imho is the way to go!

Reupholstery usually costs as much as buying new, but it is better than putting something in a landfill if you like your old chairs. I always have bought my upholstered furniture from Ethan Allen. I believe most of their stuff is still made in America so it doesn't have to go on a ship and sit in the ocean for weeks. I just ordered a sofa which was ready in five weeks. If you use fabric that they have on hand they can be pretty quick. I was amazed since we were originally quoted a 12 week wait. Of course they would rather you be pleasantly surprised than waiting longer than you think you're going to, so they're going to give you a long time horizon. You may end up paying closer to $2,000, but it does depend on which chair style and fabric you choose.

Reupholstery usually cost just about the same as new. I have been looking for 2 higher end chairs that is my look. I always check estate sales and local stores. I met a really talented upholstery, so that is not the problem. He did tell I should buy really well made chairs. So far no luck.

I put all furniture purchasing on hold over a year ago and am still waiting for a good time to pull the trigger. Good luck!!

Thank you

I have no idea what you are looking for, style-wise, etc. I can tell you though that if I personally were going to spend 1,500 for a single chair, it really would need to be a special chair.

These chairs have been restored - all new foam and upholstery. Milo Baughman.

A bit less than $3K for the pair, and free local pickup, if you are in Las Vegas. Other than that, depending upon where you live, shipping cost ranges,