This is my second cover because as expected, the first got ruined because of a stupid mistake I made. I accept that. I was left with no choice but to buy another. Going back to a standard cover is a downgrade. Not gonna happen. So why this particular cover that costs nearly $200? I’ll tell you why and give you a couple pointers if you’re looking and thinking of buying one. The others are thin and solid colors. They either get that worn look that doesn’t look too attractive or they will show every little piece of lint and stuff like that. When they bunch up, it just doesn’t look that great. And no you can’t pass it off as a distressed look. This cover provides a kinda multicolor pattern that provides the imperfect look close up but when at a distance, looks solid. The stitching is what has the pattern more so than the print. This cover is thin but very expandable. I got the largest one even though my couch fit the parameters of the second largest. The first time I bought this cover for the actual parameters which it was said to be for, it ran up on all four sides from the bottom with little play left over. So I returned it and got the larger one. With that being said, instructions say fit on the couch appropriately and start tucking. Unfortunately, there’s a little more to than that if you want this to look as good as possible and hold in place. Luckily for you, I’ve done this enough times where I figured it out to make it work and look its best after sitting on it, laying on it, sleeping on it, rolling around, etc. Look for the armrests stitching to line up first then drape it over all 4 sides. Other covers say “front” or “back” to help you. I checked one tag and it didn’t say anything but it’s not hard to figure out which side is which. Get yourself a little box of thumbtacks. All the way around the couch starting at the corners, start pinning the very end of the cover the the underside of the couch frame. Along the way, make sure it’s proportionate and straight as far as the stitching goes. Then put the tacks in the middle of the front, back, and side tacks. In the end I got 4 tacks on the sides and eight on the front and back sides. This ensures the cover will stay in place when you start tucking. If your couch doesn’t have particle board that doesn’t allow you to push tacks in, you might wanna think about flipping it upside down to hammer them in so check to see if you can work them in with your thumb. Start tucking standing from the back side of the couch facing the front. Pull the excess loose cover that’s over the cushions you’ll be seated on. Don’t make it super tight but firm enough where it won’t adjust that much when you sit on it, lay down, nap etc. If it’s too loose, the cushions might have a tendency to slide outwards and it’ll feel like a crevice is forming on the back side or you’re sinking because I have a deep couch. With all the rolling around and adjusting I do, the tacks and a firm pull and tuck over the seat cushions will prevent that from happening and the spring of the stretch material will take effect and keep it all together and uniform. The back rest cushions I keep looser so I can fluff them with the cover on. The cover comes with cardboard cutouts that fold into a triangular tube with push tabs to hold it in place. Depending on the construction of your couch and how much room you have to tuck them into the deepest crevices of the couch, you’re probably gonna run into trial and error with making it look as even as possible. This will require you to take out a couple and tuck back in adjusting the cover a little to get the desired proportion you like. I have a Crate and Barrel couch and it was made very tight down there. Getting it in isn’t a problem but if you wanna get it out in 1 piece, that’s another story. I highly recommend wrapping the triangular tubes with duct tape so they hold the shape and doesn’t get torn if you wanna take them out and reset for a more even tuck job. Like I said, mine was tight so maybe yours will go better. You might wanna think about cutting 2 of them in half so you have more pieces to work with if you feel you could use 1 or 2 more. In the end, you get what you pay for. This cover is durable and you know when you’ve reached the limit when stretching it out. Give yourself room to work with and size up. You can always tuck in the extra fabric if it’s too loose. Don’t let it ride up on the sides. It looks sloppy. I’ve wrestled and fought with this thing many times for better fitment, to clean, etc.in the end, nothing good ever comes easy. I said to myself when I first saw this with the price “WTF!” It’s totally worth it. If you have the money, get it. If you get it, follow my instructions and you’ll save yourself the frustration of trying to get it right.

I received this today and I put it on my 4 year old blue chair. I love it. It fits perfectly all way around. The mossy grey is green it's more of a dark sage green I don't see any grey in it. It denpends on the light that reflects in the room. Im seeing dark sage green. It matches my living room well. I have a lot of greens blacks grey and blues in my living room. My area rug has 3 different greens in it so I am surprised I picked the right color. I purchased a sofa cover but had to return due to the color didn't match well then I purchased this chair cover instead. I do recommend this. It's very pricey and it holds up nicely. I had a grey one I bought last year and it's still in new shape My husband always sits in the chair and it has not ripped or sag Great cover. I looked a many chair covers and always come back to these covers. I wouldn't recommend if you have big dogs reason is the price is too expensive to get messed up. I also bought a sofa cover from Handontime on here for my sofa LOVE them because they are thicker material for a sofa. I owned a black lab and these expensive covers are just not for pets so I had to oder a different brand style just for my sofa. I will stick to the Handontime for my sofa and this Paulato nice expensive one for my accent chair

I love the design. the only thing i don't like is that the cover does not stay in place. it does not stay tucked into the sides of the couch and it constantly slides and exposes the back side of the couch. I don't know, this may not be an issue with the product. It may just be that my couch may be too thin for the cover. Overall, I do like the cover, and I also bought a matching one for the ottoman.

Love the way they look. Fits perfectly. Easy to wash and dry. Love how it helps protect my furniture from my animals. Dressed the room up well. Like getting new clutches

Looks fantastic, let’s see how much it lasts but appears to be good quality. Installation was very easy.

We have dogs and kids, so we wanted to invest in a good quality slipcover to protect a new leather sofa. I thought this was the one but I was wrong.To start, the appearance is not what I was expecting based on images in the listing. It has a cheap “ruffle” look to it, which I can’t get rid of no matter how I tuck and stretch it.The cardboard tuck triangles. They sent me five, I needed at least six, and they’re not durable so within six weeks they’re basically junk. If you don’t have kids and pets, they’ll probably be fine but if life happens in your house, they’ll pop out and need to be pushed back in. Repeatedly.And finally, for the price I expected significant durability. But I’ve had it less than two months and already elastic is pulling and seams are popping.Get yourself an inexpensive microfiber slipcover. You’ll feel better about replacing it than spending 3x as much on this slipcover and being disappointed.

I have bought about 3 other covers that ended up looking cheap and untucked, too big or too small, ending up in the trash. Despite being pricey, these are by far the best covers!!! They stay in place due to the stretchiness and contour perfectly to the chair's shape and feel cozy! They also stay in place with the included cardboard pieces which has been a struggle everytime my husband would sit on the old ones (he moves around a lot and ended up alway untucking them). Plus, they look amazing! So nice when you don't regret a puchase.

covers are very good they stretch easy the quality of the material is good. I bought it for old chair I changed the colors in my living room

The material is very dated/ old look. I sent it back.

Slip covers are too small for my couch and chair, and the fabric looks like something your great granny used to use

The Price/the quality