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Chair covers are indispensable items for decorating and keeping your chairs clean. Indeed, covers act as a protective envelope around your chairs, shielding them from dirt of all kinds, such as muddy pet paws, slobber, dust, accidental dish spills and so on. As they come in many patterns and colors, they can be used as decorations in their own right.
We have a vast collection of chair covers in our catalog, to suit every taste and style of interior decoration. Discover the different colors and prints available by visiting our dedicated "chair covers" page. Whatever style you'd like to adopt in your dining room, you can be sure of finding a model to suit your needs. From geometric, floral and Aztec patterns to plain designs, there's something to suit every taste.
We offer a wide selection of dining chair covers. They are designed in a wide range of patterns to suit every style of interior decoration. Discover romantic chair covers, plains, floral prints, geometric prints, Aztec prints and more. We also have Scandinavian, velvet and fabric chair covers. All our covers are made from durable, machine-washable materials. So you can change them as you like! What's more, you'll save money on furniture repairs thanks to this removable chair cover.
So you can change your decor as you like, simply by changing your chair covers. Whatever atmosphere you want to create in the room, there's always a cover to suit. And since they come in a wide variety of sizes, you don't have to worry about getting the same model for all your chairs. They'll all be dressed in the same uniform, stylish way.
But that doesn't mean you can't mismatch your chairs on purpose! It's becoming increasingly fashionable! It's up to you to choose the style you want from our collection of covers. Our aim is to satisfy you and offer you quality products! Take a look at our selection of slipcovers and find the model that will enhance your interior.
Dining chair covers make it easy to transform your dining room in the blink of an eye. There are many different types of dining chairs, so it's important to find a cover that matches your specific type of chair. One of the biggest distinctions you'll need to make is whether or not your dining chairs have arms.
Discover the best stretch chair covers, which are available in a variety of sizes, so they'll fit every chair model on the market without a problem. What's more, the durable, elastic materials used make them even more suitable for slightly wider chair models.
Our covers are made from a variety of materials that protect against stains and are very easy to clean. You can machine-wash them with the rest of your linens. You can choose from our wide selection of covers in all different sizes, styles and designs. Ultimately, make sure the fit, material and design match your chairs and personal style to get a slipcover dining chair that fits your room.
Here are a few criteria to consider when buying a chair cover.
To do this, you need to measure your chair. How do you measure chairs to find the right cover? To find the right slipcover, you need to take two measurements:
Covers can be made from Spandex, cotton, Jacquard or velvet - almost any fabric or blend. If you've determined that your furniture will get a lot of use, look for durable covers in thick cotton. If you're buying a cover to protect your furniture, it's also best to opt for a chair cover in gray, black, beige or duck blue. If you prefer a cover that fits like a second skin and looks elegant, try a thin cover made from a stretchy blend of cotton and spandex. This style of cover offers the most options in terms of look and texture, since fabrics such as faux suede and corduroy are available.
If your covers are washable, you can always choose to have them professionally cleaned, but you can also choose to do it yourself. Here's how to do it:
Remove them. Remove the cover to shake off any dust or crumbs before you start washing.
Treat the stains. If you have stains, treat them first with a mild stain remover or mild liquid detergent (pat the stain, don't rub). Do not use products containing oxygen or chlorine, unless your fabric is white and 100% cotton. If your covers are heavily soiled, use your washer's pre-soak cycle.
Load the washer. Covers are bulky and heavy, so use a washer without a central agitator (even if you have to go to the laundromat). Be careful not to overload your washing machine: divide this project into as many loads as necessary. It's also a good idea to run the washer through an empty cycle before putting the cover in. This ensures that there is no detergent, bleach or any other product that could damage your cover.
Wash it. Use the delicate cycle of your washing machine and wash the cover in cold water with a mild detergent.
Remove it immediately. As soon as the cycle is complete, remove the cover. If you leave it in the machine for more than 15-20 minutes, the fabric may be left with crease marks that are almost impossible to remove.
Dry it almost completely. Some covers can only be air-dried. If yours needs to be air-dried, hang it on a clothesline until it's partially dry (don't overlap the pieces, as this can lead to mildew), or dry it on the air-dry cycle.
If your cover can be put in the dryer, make sure it's big enough (small dryers can cause permanent wrinkling) and set it on medium heat. Take the cover out of the dryer before it dries completely (the seams should still be quite damp). Whether air-drying or tumble-drying, put your cover back on the frame while it's still damp.
Covers shrink a little when they dry completely, and you want this to happen once they're back on the frame. If you've accidentally let your cover dry out completely and it's shrunk to the point where you can't put it back on the frame, all is not lost. Simply put it back in the washing machine, re-wet it and repeat the drying process.
