“Purple” Cushion Makes Sitting Easier
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The Royal Seat Cushion from popular mattress brand Purple works to make even the firmest chairs feel like a comfortable throne. It’s made from the same GelFlex Grid as Purple’s award-winning mattresses, guaranteeing you stay comfortable through a long day of sitting.
Like all Purple products, the Royal Seat contains at its core a layer of flexible gel that’s firm enough to support your weight but soft enough to reduce tension and pressure. This cradles your tailbone and helps keep your hips in alignment for better focus on what’s in front of you.
The cushion’s cover is machine washable. Hundreds of air channels within the seat pair with the temperature-neutral outer material to keep you from getting sweaty.
The Royal Seat cushion is priced between $79 to $99, depending on the retailer.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Purple (ph 888-848-8456; info@purple.com, www.purple.com).
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“Purple” Cushion Makes Sitting Easier FARM HOME Miscellaneous The Royal Seat Cushion from popular mattress brand Purple works to make even the firmest chairs feel like a comfortable throne It’s made from the same GelFlex Grid as Purple’s award-winning mattresses guaranteeing you stay comfortable through a long day of sitting Like all Purple products the Royal Seat contains at its core a layer of flexible gel that’s firm enough to support your weight but soft enough to reduce tension and pressure This cradles your tailbone and helps keep your hips in alignment for better focus on what’s in front of you The cushion’s cover is machine washable Hundreds of air channels within the seat pair with the temperature-neutral outer material to keep you from getting sweaty The Royal Seat cushion is priced between $79 to $99 depending on the retailer Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Purple ph 888-848-8456; info@purple com www purple com
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