Brown Jordan Kantan Aluminum Suncloth Arm Chair, Mica frame with Mica fabric

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Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of … Read more Originally designed in 1956 by Tadao Inouye and reimagined in 2012 by Richard Frinier, Kantan exemplifies the breezy spirit of southern California with an expressive and sculptural form. Its trademark straps hug the frame to provide comfort and support. Kantan is available two ways: Aluminum Suncloth and Aluminum Vinyl

Care & Maintenance: For general or light cleaning, begin by brushing dirt off the strap. Apply a solution of mild detergent and warm water and allow it to soak into the strap. Gently clean with a sponge or soft bristle brush, then rinse thoroughly with clear water and allow the strap to air dry.

Assembly Required? No

All frames are machine forged
with precise attention to
detail. Each frame is hand
finished by grounding, buffing
and polishing all welds to
achieve a smooth surface
ready for the 5-stage pretreatment
process.

All straps utilize the highest grade of
performance outdoor fabrics.
Not only are they soft to the
touch, they’re also incredibly
stain and weather resistance
and offer long lasting color

Frames are coated in a hybrid
base coat primer sealant and
then powder coated. Applied
electrostatically, the powder
coating creates a uniform
surface with improved color
and durability ensuring that
the finish does not flake, peel
or blister.

To ensure industry leading
design and quality our
products undergo rigorous
structural and environment
testing. Frames undergo
weighted testing and each
finish is subject to UV testing
to guarantee lasting quality.

Our Suncloth fabric selections are
manufactured by industry leaders Sunbrella and
Perennials. Suncloth fabrics are solution-dyed
creating a long-lasting and worry-free color
that is mold, mildew and stain resistant. With
the same quality and feel of indoor upholstery,
Suncloth fabrics can withstand even the
hardest of outdoor environments. See less