Chair Arm Protectors – Take the Daily Wear Off Your Upholstery

Two knitted sleeves that roll over the arms of a dining chair or an armchair. The knit closes around round, square or tapered shapes and grips through an elastic hem. One order handles the left and the right arm of a single seat.

Why choose these chair arm protectors?

Arms collect hands, sleeves and cups all day, so they dull long before the seat does. A sleeve carries that contact instead of the fabric below it. When the sleeve looks worn, it goes in the wash and comes straight back.

• Give in every direction: The knit follows curved and boxy arms alike without gathering into folds.
• Two in a set: Left and right arrive together, so one chair is finished in a single order.
• Surface shedding: Crumbs and splashes stay on top rather than working into the padding.
• Wash and repeat: Pull the sleeve off, run it through a normal cycle and roll it back on.
• Nothing to attach: No ties, pins or clips; the elastic hem does the holding on its own.

A minor swap that keeps the expensive part of the chair out of reach.

Start at the open end of the arm and work the sleeve back toward the seat cushion. Run your palm along the top so the seams settle down the sides instead of across the middle. Wash on cool and dry it flat or on a line, which keeps the springiness in the yarn.

Specifications

• Stretch spandex knit
• Set of 2 sleeves, one per arm
• Suits round and square arm shapes
• Machine washable

Roll a pair on and give your chairs a tidy edge again.