Couch Slipcover – A New Surface on the Sofa Before Dinner

Stretch velvet that pulls over the frame and holds position instead of sliding toward the floor. The brushed face is soft to sit on and covers whatever the old upholstery has been through. Four size bands run from a single chair up to a four-seater.

Why choose this stretch slipcover?

Sofas usually look worn out long before they get uncomfortable, and reupholstery costs more than the original did. A slipcover changes the color and the texture in one go. When it picks up a mark, it comes off and goes in the machine.

• Stretch in four directions: Sits tight over arms and cushions without slack folds.
• Grip underside: A textured back face that keeps the cover where you put it.
• Velvet face: Brushed pile with even color across the whole piece.
• Takes the mess: Crumbs, pet hair and spills meet the cover first.
• Washes at 30C: Off, through a cycle and back on the same afternoon.

Same sofa, and nobody mentions the stain anymore.

Measure across the outside of both arms and choose the band your figure falls inside. Work from the back forward, then push the slack deep into the crease along the seat and the sides. A corner sofa takes two covers, one for each run.

Specifications

• Brushed stretch velvet with spandex, 140 g/m2
• Four size bands from 35.4 in to 118.1 in
• Non-slip reverse
• Machine washable at 30C

Measure the arms and choose a color.