About Anji Jiexing Furniture Co., Ltd.
Jiexing is a Chinese chair manufacturer with its factory in the Tangpu Industrial Zone, Dipu, Anji County, Zhejiang province, the county known as China's chair-making capital. Its official English-language website addresses big-box retail programmes: the plant has passed the factory audits Walmart and Costco run, covering both social compliance and quality, and has supplied both chains for years.
Its production concentrates on three families: mid- and high-back office task and executive chairs with synchro-tilt mechanisms and Class 3/4 gas lifts, full-mesh ergonomic chairs with lumbar support and aluminium bases, and racing-style gaming chairs with leather or mesh backs and tilt-lock. As secondary lines it builds bar stools, dining and leisure chairs and sofas, with a workforce of around a hundred people on the line.
The company works OEM to customer specification and ODM on its own moulds, with samples in about a week and carton and gas-lift packing tuned for full-container shipping to North America and Europe, its main markets. For retailers and brands that need a seating supplier already audited by US big-box chains, Jiexing offers programme continuity and consistency between the signed sample and reorders.
Its production concentrates on three families: mid- and high-back office task and executive chairs with synchro-tilt mechanisms and Class 3/4 gas lifts, full-mesh ergonomic chairs with lumbar support and aluminium bases, and racing-style gaming chairs with leather or mesh backs and tilt-lock. As secondary lines it builds bar stools, dining and leisure chairs and sofas, with a workforce of around a hundred people on the line.
The company works OEM to customer specification and ODM on its own moulds, with samples in about a week and carton and gas-lift packing tuned for full-container shipping to North America and Europe, its main markets. For retailers and brands that need a seating supplier already audited by US big-box chains, Jiexing offers programme continuity and consistency between the signed sample and reorders.