A chair shaped like a five-finger baseball glove does two jobs at once. It gives a young sports fan a seat that is unmistakably theirs, and it works as playroom decor even when nobody is sitting in it. The curved fingers form the backrest and sides, so the shape is not a printed graphic but the actual structure of the chair, which is why it holds a child's attention long after novelty furniture usually stops being interesting. The build is more serious than the silhouette suggests. Eucalyptus wood and P2 grade plywood form the frame, carrying a weight limit of 110 lb, while 20D sponge pads the seat and back. Faux suede over a tricot backing gives a brushed, soft-to-the-touch surface that stays gentle against bare arms and legs. The fabric conforms to Usa standards and has passed TB117 standard testing, which is the kind of detail worth knowing when the furniture is for a small child. Proportions are scaled for little bodies. The chair stands 23 in long, 19 in wide and 17 in tall.