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Clark - Vintage Oversized Recliner - American Leather

American Leather

Taking cues from the shapes and forms witnessed in vintage Italian race cars from the 1960s, Clark adds an edge to the Comfort Recliner™ line.

Buttonless tufting and modern shape of this oversized recliner mirror the en vogue automotive trends of the past. Its tapered silhouette spans from front to back and top to bottom for a fast, sleek look. Experience first-class comfort with American Leather s proprietary seat foam construction. Optional features include the higher 44-inch backrest and an all-new four-star base option to give your recliner chair a mid-century modern edge.

The Comfort Recliner™ combines stylish design, an array of customization and our proprietary Infinity System™ for the ultimate lounging experience. Available in eight styles, with additional customization options on the back, base and legs. Get the classic comfort of a recliner without sacrificing style.

Experience First Class Comfort
Three Size Options for the Perfect Fit.
Expert Craftsmanship,
Lifetime Warranty
Manufactured custom to order at our state of the
art facility in the United States.
Hundreds of Leathers and
Fabrics Available
We have partnered with best-in-class tanneries and
fabric makers to bring you the finest furniture
coverings for an exponentially customizable product.

Many Options and Configurations are Available! Please Call for Details.

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Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.

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