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All of our Car Seat Covers are custom-made to order and handcrafted to the highest quality standards.

With a lot of creative content such as Anime Car Seat covers, Movie Car Seat, Gaming Car Seat, Abstract Car Seat covers…

• Constructed with high-quality polyester micro-fiber fabric for maximum durability and comfort.
• Add style to your seats while protecting them from spills, stains, tearing, fading, and more.
• Designed for quick and easy installation on most car and SUV bucket-style seats no tools required.
• Elastic backing and fastening ensure a snug and secure universal fit on the most standard car and SUV seats.
• Not for use on seats with integrated airbags, seatbelts, or armrests.
• Care instructions: remove the cover from the car seat. Hand-wash using cold water and mild soap.
  Don?t use bleach or a washing machine. Lie flat or line to dry. Don’t use the dryer or iron the cover.

  Notices: Before you place an order, Please check the size chart.

  

How to install car seat covers

1. Remove the headrests.

Place the seat cover over the top of the seat and pull gently towards the base of the seat.
If your vehicle has no headrests, skip this step. If you have headrests, you?ll be cutting holes for them in Step 4. If your?car seat covers?include headrest covers, you can slip those on now. Place the seat cover over the top of the seat and pull gently towards the base of the seat.

2. Slip the cover over the seat back.

Locate the fastening flap on the interior of the cover and push it through the gap in between the top and bottom portion of the seat until it has passed through to the back of the seat.
Car seat covers are made to be universal, but you may have to work a bit to make sure they are snug. Wrinkled car seat covers just don?t look nice.

Locate the fastening flap on the interior of the cover and push it through the gap in between the top and bottom portion of the seat until it has passed through to the back of the seat.
You’ll find two loops on the back of the?seat cover?that you can slip between the seat back and the seat itself.

Use a coat hanger to pull the loops from the front of the car seat cover underneath the seat.

3. Secure the loops and hooks.

Stretch the bottom of the seat cover over the bottom seat cushion until completely covered.
Connect the elastic loops with the included S-hooks to hold your seat cover on snugly. If the car seat cover is too loose, you may need to adjust the length of the elastic straps by tying them off.

4. Mark and cut headrest holes.

Move to the back of the seat and fasten the elastic hook straps into the holes of the pass-through flap to secure the seat cover position.

Feel through the car seat cover to locate the holes that hold your headrest. Mark each hole location with a marker and make a quarter-inch cut. Align the cut parallel with the sides of the car. Doing so will help prevent the hole from widening as passengers sit down or get up.

5. Replace your headrests.

Slip the headrests through the holes you’ve cut in the car seat covers and press them firmly into place.

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