Chairs in Secretlab-Lamborghini collab to feature Dinamica upholstery
In the latest adrenaline-charged chapter of home-grown gaming chair brand Secretlab’s partnership with Italian luxury marque Lamborghini, 100 limited-edition ergonomic gaming chairs will go on sale starting from midnight on June 24.
Each chair has a serialised badge numbered from one to 100.
The new collection, called Secretlab for Automobili Lamborghini Pinnacle Superleggera, is a collaboration between Secretlab and the House of Sant’Agata Bolognese.
The House refers to Automobili Lamborghini, the Italian luxury sports car manufacturer founded in 1963 by magnate Ferruccio Lamborghini, and based in the town of Sant’Agata Bolognese in Italy.
“Supperleggera” means “super light” in Italian, a nod to Lamborghini’s use of lightweight materials for shaving off excess weight to boost its cars’ speed.
This is the fifth chair in a multi-year collaboration which began in 2022, and builds on the successes of previous global launches.
The chairs bear Secretlab’s ergonomic features and Lamborghini’s signature Y-shaped motifs. They are also upholstered in a specially treated material called Dinamica, made from non-woven suede and used in high-end luxury sports cars.
At the crown of each chair is a custom-forged carbon top plate crafted to echo Lamborghini’s “Forged Composites”, an innovative composite material engineered for strength, rigidity, and lightness.
Info: This is the first batch in the Automobili Lamborghini Pinnacle Superleggera collection. The limited-edition chair is priced at $2,099. To register interest and view the designs, go to secretlab.co/lamborghini. Sales will start at midnight, June 24.
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