A club chair is a type of armchair that is usually covered in leather. It was created and made in France and was originally known as the fauteuil confortable, which means comfortable armchair. The term "club" is believed to be a reference to gentlemens clubs, where these chairs were often found. The key characteristics of a club chair include:

• Wide armrests
• Low back
• Lots of padding
• Upholstered in leather, although modern designs may use other materials

Club chairs are often associated with luxury and class and are popular in traditional-style homes and businesses. They are versatile and can be used in various settings, such as living rooms, sunrooms, home offices, and bedrooms. They are also ideal for smaller spaces since they provide enough seating without taking up too much room. The design of club chairs has evolved over time, and modern designs may have curved shapes, different types of armrests, padding, and backrest designs.