Ergonomic chairs

Herman Miller Aeron Size Guide: A vs B vs C

Aeron is unusual because one chair family is offered in three physical sizes. Size B covers the broadest range, while A and C shift seat dimensions and capacity for smaller and larger users.

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Sizing changes more than height

Seat depth increases from 16 inches on Size A to 17 inches on B and 18.5 inches on C. That changes thigh support and how the chair fits shorter or taller legs.

Use the manufacturer fit chart as a starting point

Herman Miller publishes overlapping user-height recommendations rather than hard cutoffs. Body proportions vary, so users near a boundary benefit from sitting in both adjacent sizes when possible.

How we use specifications

DeskVerdicts records published dimensions and limits as constraints, not quality scores. A higher load rating, wider height range or longer warranty can be useful, but the best fit depends on the equipment, room and user measurements involved.

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