Make it last
Your chair is built for years of hard sitting. Ten minutes of care a month keeps it looking — and feeling — like day one. Here's the honest, no-magic-spray guide.
Start with your material →PU leather care
PU leather is the easiest surface in the lineup to live with: it wipes clean and doesn't absorb spills the way fabric does. The whole routine is a soft cloth, a little mild soap, and staying away from harsh chemicals.
✓Do
- Dust weekly with a dry or slightly damp microfiber cloth.
- For marks, use mild soap diluted in warm water on a well-wrung damp cloth — damp, never wet.
- Blot spills immediately, then wipe with clean water and dry with a soft towel.
- Dry the surface right after cleaning — don't leave standing moisture.
- Keep the chair out of prolonged direct sunlight to protect the colour.
✕Don't
- No solvents, bleach, or alcohol-based cleaners — they can strip and crack the surface.
- No abrasive pads, scouring powder, or stiff brushes.
- Don't soak the upholstery or hose it down.
- No heat-drying — keep hair dryers and heaters away.
- Watch sharp objects and pet claws; punctures in PU can't be wiped away.
Test first. Whatever you clean with, try it on a hidden spot (under the seat edge) before the parts everyone sees.
Mesh care
Mesh doesn't trap heat — but it can trap dust. The good news: a vacuum with a soft brush attachment does most of the work, and the weave dries fast when you do need to spot-clean.
✓Do
- Vacuum the mesh with a soft brush attachment to lift dust out of the weave.
- Spot-clean marks with mild soap in water and a barely damp cloth, working gently.
- Wipe the frame, armrests, and base with a damp cloth, then dry.
- Let mesh air-dry completely before you sit back down.
✕Don't
- Don't saturate the mesh — water sitting in the weave takes ages to dry.
- No stiff brushes or scrubbing that can pull or fray the weave.
- No bleach or strong detergents on the fabric.
- Don't hang heavy bags off the backrest — mesh is tensioned to support you, not your luggage.
Running hot? That's what the mesh is for — but sweat still carries oils. A quick vacuum-and-wipe once a month keeps the weave fresh.
Memory foam & linen care
Linen over memory foam is the most tactile surface in the lineup — and the one to treat most gently. The golden rule: blot, never scrub, and keep moisture away from the foam underneath.
✓Do
- Spot-clean gently: blot spills straight away with a dry absorbent cloth.
- For marks, dab with mild soap in water on a wrung-out cloth — small area, light touch.
- Vacuum on low suction with an upholstery attachment to lift dust and crumbs.
- Let the fabric air-dry naturally and fully before use.
✕Don't
- Never scrub linen — rubbing works a stain deeper and roughens the surface.
- Don't soak the cushioning; memory foam holds water and dries slowly.
- The upholstery is not machine-washable — it stays on the chair.
- No strong detergents, bleach, or stain-remover sprays.
- No direct heat to speed up drying — it can set stains and stress the foam.
Foam recovers on its own. Memory foam compresses to your shape and eases back when you move — no fluffing or flipping required.
Lighting & electronics care
The lighting system is the one part of your chair that plugs in — so the one rule that outranks all others: power off and unplug before you clean. Everything else is common sense.
✓Do
- Unplug the chair (and switch the lighting off) before any cleaning.
- Wipe lit areas with a dry or barely damp cloth only.
- Route the power cable so it can't be rolled over by the casters.
- Keep any lighting controls dry and stored where they won't be sat on.
✕Don't
- Never spray liquid at or near the LED areas, connectors, or cable.
- Don't clean the chair while it's plugged in or lit.
- Don't yank the cable out by the cord — pull the plug.
- Don't open the electronics. If the lighting misbehaves, contact support instead of DIY repairs.
Lighting acting up? Check the power connection first — then contact us. It's covered by the same warranty as the rest of the chair.
What your chair is actually made of
No mystery materials, no lab-coat theatre. Every WINGOMART chair is a straightforward stack of honest components — and knowing what's in yours makes it easier to care for.
- Upholstery
- PU leather (RGB PRO, RGB START) · breathable mesh (ERGO MESH) · memory foam + linen (MEMORY PRO)
- Frame
- High-back design on the RGB PRO and RGB START — head-to-hips support in one shell
- Lighting
- Built-in RGB LED (RGB PRO) · built-in LED (RGB START)
- Lumbar
- Lumbar massage cushion (RGB PRO, RGB START) · adjustable lumbar (ERGO MESH)
- Armrests
- Adjustable (RGB PRO) · 3D (ERGO MESH) · 4D (MEMORY PRO)
- Recline
- Reclining back (ERGO MESH) · up to 180° (MEMORY PRO)
- Base
- Flat alloy base (MEMORY PRO) · other bases being verified with the supplier
- Footrest
- Retractable footrest included (RGB PRO, RGB START)
Upholstery, up close
We list only what we can stand behind. Full model-by-model specs live on the compare page, and the thinking behind them on the ergonomics page.
The 10-minute maintenance calendar
You don't need a toolkit and a Saturday. You need three small habits.
The quick once-over
- Dust the upholstery and wipe touch points (armrests and levers)
- Pick hair and debris out of the casters
- Blot or spot-clean any new marks before they settle in
The deeper clean
- Full clean for your surface — wipe (PU), vacuum (mesh), or gentle spot-clean (linen)
- Check visible bolts and hand-tighten anything that's worked loose
- Run the height and recline through their full range — catch stiffness early
The full check-up
- Go over every visible fastener and snug it up
- Inspect casters and armrest pads for wear
- Anything worn or wobbly? Ask us about spare parts before it becomes a problem
Stuck on a stain? Squeak you can't find?
Our support team has seen it all — and answers by email, in plain language, usually with a fix you can do at your desk.