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This sling garden chair from John Lewis won’t stay in stock for long

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If last summer taught us anything, it’s that when John Lewis gets outdoor furniture right, it really gets it right. Case in point: the Marcy range. You might remember the now-iconic white-and-orange striped set that flooded our feeds, promptly sold out, and then became near-impossible to track down. Yes, that one.

Well, consider this your early heads-up: it’s back for the new season – and I’m calling it now, it’s going to disappear just as quickly.

Leading the charge (and firmly earning its hero status) is the Marcy Sling Garden Chair, priced at a surprisingly accessible £149. In a world where outdoor furniture can easily creep into eye-watering territory, this feels like a bit of a steal – especially when you factor in its design credentials and comfort levels.

Let’s talk about that comfort for a second, because it’s a big part of why the collection developed such a cult following in the first place. The chair features an all-weather sling fabric seat and backrest that gently supports your body, plus shower-resistant cushioning that doesn’t panic at the first sign of a British drizzle. There’s even an adjustable seat strap, so you can tweak the recline to your exact lounging preference – whether that’s upright with a coffee or fully leaned back with a spritz.

This season, the update feels fresh but just as covetable. Alongside three new solid colourways – burnt orange, fuchsia and golden olive – you’ll find a trio of chic striped options in navy, green and greige. They manage to hit that sweet spot between playful and polished, making them just as at home on a compact balcony as they are in a sprawling garden setup.

Of course, if you’re the type who likes a cohesive outdoor moment (who isn’t?), you’ll be pleased to know the sling chair doesn’t come alone. There’s a matching two-seater sofa (£279) that mirrors the same laid-back silhouette, plus a coordinating side table (£35) that’s perfect for perching drinks, books or a very aesthetic bowl of olives. Together, they create a set that feels considered without trying too hard.

Another small but genuinely useful detail? Each piece comes with a cushion storage bag, making it that little bit easier to keep everything looking fresh between uses.

But back to the chair – because if you’re going to invest in just one piece, this is it. It’s versatile, stylish, and (crucially) priced in a way that makes upgrading your outdoor space feel entirely doable.

And if last year’s sell-out success is anything to go by, you might not want to wait too long.

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