Blatant sexist marketing crap.
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"Just what your body needs after all those hours in the typing pool, you poor thing. Listening to Jones from accounts again, and yadda yadda. Just sink into this luxurious chair and you'll soon be looking like Baby Spice in the picture, and the Lambrino will be on its way." Okay, okay, we get the message.
Body curves, indeed! Support for your waist - a body part that's only vaguely defined on most of us chaps. Sexist or what? And a well-padded seat for what appears (from the diagram) to be an unusually well-padded posterior. So where do we toned, muscled, angular, vibrant male persons fit into this marketing fantasy, eh? "Sorry Mr Smith, you're well qualified for the job but unfortunately you just won't fit the furniture."
Still, with a maximum load of 150 kg, some of us blokes will probably find a way. That's nearly twelve stone per buttock, after all.
The oddest thing, though, was that a quick perusal of office/Mastermind chairs showed that this particular chair's dimensions are by no means unusually small in comparison to the average. Nor with my own chair, which is an inch or two taller but actually narrower around the glutes.
Thanks for the laugh, anyway.
BJ