MaisonwareStretch Couch Covers
R449
About
Tired of sofa slipcovers that require tucking and tying but want to protect your couch from pets, spills, and stains? Then you need the easy-to-use stretch couch covers that will protect your furniture from unsightly stains, shedding pets and messy kids.
Product Features
- Elastic and stretchable to fit your couch
- Can fit different shapes
- Adaptable to most couches available on the market
- Protects your furniture, ensuring it lasts for years to come
- Creates an instant, modern, fitted look
- The foam pressing bars fix the excess fabric deep into the sofa
- Very easy to clean
- Easy to set up and pick up
- Can be used repeatedly
- Machine washable in cold water
- Wash separately at a gentle cycle
- Using mild laundry detergent
- Do not bleach and iron
Product Specifications
- Type: Slip couch cover
- Material: 85% polyester and 15% spandex
- Small checked jacquard pattern
- Size: 190-230cm
- Fits approximately 3-4 seater couches with small/medium sofa arms
Please note:
- Do not use bleach and wash it alone or with similar colours
- Due to different lighting and shooting conditions, the picture colour may differ slightly from the actual product
- Ensure to measure your couch accurately to avoid disappointment
- If you have a couch with a high back, wide armrests or extra length seating, rather size up
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