IVICY Faux Linen Car Seat Cover for Cars - Durable & Non-Slip - Front Car Seat Protector Covers for Most Automotive, Vans, SUVs, Trucks - 1 Unit – Light Brown

Why did you pick this product vs others?:These covers are perfect. They work exactly as described. They fit tight and stay in place. They look good. They are easy to install.

Just put them in our 2021 VW Tiguan...fit perfect! Very comfortable and keeps the hot Florida sun under control. Installing was super easy, took 3 minutes, each. They stay in place and look/feel great. Highly recommend!

Really like this linen car seat cover! We have a 2013 Honda Pilot ( black leather seats) and it fits well on the drivers seat with some small attachment adjustments. It stays in place most of the time, only some slight sliding. It keeps the seat cool in summer and warm in winter...and it looks nice !

Product is of very good quality. It fits perfect on the car seat and looks great.I would purchase it again.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I purchased these covers to protect the front seat fabric of my new 2025 Kia Soul. I did NOT want covers which might potentially restrict the seat side air bags, and these fit the bill perfectly. I ordered covers which included the headrest coverings also. Everything was super easy to install, they fit snugly, look good, and feel really comfortable! And the fabric feels just right... not too soft, not too rough. I would call these a perfect fit!

I've now bought five of these car seat covers for myself and family, and all of us are pleased with it. Having installed all five of them, I've learned an important INSTALLATION TIP that can save time and laborious effort, and also increase durability of the installation. Installation ease or difficulty varies with the car, and can be quite difficult depending on how you go about it, if not using the tip below. Initially when installing I looked on the floor underneath the seat for hooking points, causing much difficult work (finding and using good attachment points). In addition, hooking the hooks on a stationary floor spot runs the risk of overstressing and ripping out the elastic because the elastic, being stationarily attached to the floor, doesn't move if the seat is moved backward or forward, potentially overstretching the elastic and causing it to rip out of the cover. This just happened on a car I installed the cover on. THEN THE BRILLIANT IDEA OCCURRED TO ME TO LOOK AT THE SEAT UNDERSIDE, NOT THE FLOOR UNDER THE SEAT, FOR ATTACHMENT POINTS FOR THE HOOKS. This would affix the hooks to the seat itself so the cover would move back and forth with any movement of the seat, obviously preventing any stretching of the elastic. This turned out to be a revelation. Of course you can't see the underside of the seat to do this, so the SECOND PART OF THIS BIG INSTALLATION TIP IS TO USE A MIRROR WITH A SMALL LIGHT TO ENABLE SEEING THE UNDERSIDE OF THE SEAT. It still takes some manipulation to see and affix the hooks, but being able to see the underside of the seat revealed a good number of much better attachment points that were both easier to attach the hooks to, and more secure for the long run. This saved a huge amount of time, very laborious effort and frustration. I sure wish I'd discovered this four installations ago.

Good quality, easy installation and works as described!

Fits well and looks nice. Is NOT linen as stated in the title. If you scroll down; the material is listed as “faux linen” - which is lowkey infuriating. Thanks for telling me what material it ISN’T, mind saying what material it actually is..? It’s stretchy and pliable plasticy feeling. Too expensive for what it is, imo.