Adjustable armrest cushion

A cushion for removable attachment to an arm of a chair, the cushion comprising:

• an outer covering having a lower portion with a surface that is made of a non-slippery material;
• a first layer;
• a second layer having a non-slippery surface, wherein said first layer and second layer are enclosed in said outer covering;
• and
• means to detachably attach the cushion to the arm of the chair, wherein the attachment means are detachably connected to the second layer.

A cushion for removable attachment to an arm of a chair, the cushion comprising:

• an outer covering;
• a cushion member;
• a support layer, wherein said cushion member and said support layers are enclosed in said outer covering;
• and
• tightening means;
• wherein said outer covering has a plurality of holes to allow said tightening means to pass through and said support layer has a plurality of holes to allow said tightening means to pass through.

A cushion for removable attachment to an arm of a chair, the cushion comprising:

• an outer covering;
• a cushion member;
• a support layer, which is stiffer than said cushion member, wherein said cushion member and said support layers are enclosed in said outer covering;
• and
• a plurality of straps;
• wherein said outer covering has a plurality of holes to allow said plurality of straps to pass through, and said support layer has a plurality of holes to allow said plurality of straps to pass through.

A cushion for removable attachment to an arm of a chair, the cushion comprising:

• an outer covering having a lower portion with a plurality of holes;
• a first, cushioned layer;
• a second, stiffer layer with a plurality of holes, where the first cushioned layer and second stiffer layer are at least partially enclosed in said outer covering;
• and
• strap means to detachably attach the cushion to the arm of the chair, the strap means engaging with the second, stiffer layer by passing through the plurality of holes therein and through the plurality of holes in the outer covering, so as not to compress the first cushioned layer.