Where are Acapulco chairs from?

Mexico
The Acapulco chair hails from Mexico and dates back to the 1950s. This was an era when the famous Pacific coast resort was the place to be seen for Hollywood stars and artists alike and glamour and creativity abounded.

Who makes Acapulco chairs?

As with any product, pricing varies but you can expect to pay anywhere from $200 on the low end to $500 to more expensive models. Some of the main manufacturers who make Acapulco chairs include Harmonia Living, Mama Silla, Innit Designs, MoMA, and Insolito Home.

What is Acapulco chair made of?

Usually made of vinyl cords on a metal, slightly pear-shaped frame, the Acapulco chair has most commonly been used as outdoor lounge seating, in bright, tropical colors.

Are Acapulco chairs comfy?

While Acapulco chairs might look a little unusual or uncomfortable at first glance, they are surprisingly super comfortable as they feature an ergonomic design and wide seating space. The cords that make up the seat sink slightly as you sit on them, providing an optimal amount of comfort.

How do you clean an Acapulco chair?

Durability is a hallmark of the Acapulco chair, since it was made to withstand wet weather. To clean your chair, Brockway recommends water, a mild cleaning solution, and a sponge with an abrasive surface.

How much weight can an Acapulco chair hold?

The Acapulco chair with oval shape is built to last, made of high quality material– metal and plastic rope, stable and sturdy. The triangular reinforced legs increase the bearing capacity and is more sturdy, can hold up to 350lbs without shaking.

How do you care for Acapulco chairs?

To clean your chair, Brockway recommends water, a mild cleaning solution, and a sponge with an abrasive surface. But if you decide to keep your Acapulco chair outside, be prepared to have to put more time into caring for it. Solomon says that in certain climates, these perches can take on mold, mildew, and algae.