Pariitadin Baja Saddle Blanket Car Seat Covers Full Set with Seat Belt Pads, Washable Breathable Striped Woven Cloth Seat Covers for Cars Interior, Universal Fit Most Cars, Airbag Compatible, Red/Blue

For this price, I love the quality! (I bought the wheel cover separately) The colors go great with the exterior red coat. The cloth, woven material is what I wanted, and got. It's comfortable and durable. Fits great, but when installing the back seat, on a 2023 Toyota Venza, feel where the most pressure is. There are 2 points to pop up to get the seat off. In the cargo area, I punctured 2 tiny holes in the felt for the clips. It makes sense after installing, but give yourself time for the installation. You can figure it out mostly from the how to video.

These look good and fit reasonably well on my 2021 Honda CRV Hybrid. For the price, an excellent option for keeping the seats from getting dirty.

Fits a 2011 Ford Escape. I love these. I knocked one star off because the flap that goes in between the butt part and the back part of the seats is too small.I had to keep retucking that part, until I just sewed on a bigger fabric flap with a thicker bit of foam inside and it completely solved the problem.The fabric is soft but feels durable enough. The material is also good in heat with my sweaty legs because I live in Texas. It disperses my body heat nicely without trapping it beneath me, making me even hotter.I also like that they got rid of the foam backing that these seat covers used to have because that foam just disintegrated in the washing machine anyway.Now they are just fabric and that is much better. Maybe more breathable as well.I didn't notice much of a smell when I opened the package but I pre-washed them before installing them anyway.The functionality is great and I love the fun colors. I will continue to rebuy this product as I continually use them and wear them out.

First, the quality of the woven fabric is nice and looks like the photo in the ad, so that is a plus. However, the installation and cheap plastic hooks create a painful experience.I began outside with the windows down, assuming this would take 30-45 minutes. The passenger cover went on with some ease. The backside could be larger, but that is the least of the problems. Once I started putting on the backseat cover for the bottom cushions, the experience quickly went downhill.The plastic hooks have an open and semi-closed side that secures the elastic band. However, the band easily pops loose, and the open hooks sometimes attach to a bar snugly, but if you readjust, the plastic easily warps and is no longer snug. This resulted in numerous disconnections from either the source or the band itself. The hook lost connection twice from where I secured it, then flung back and hit me right in the face. At this moment, most of my neighbors heard me cuss extremely loudly, not once but twice, with only 5 minutes in between incidents.Now comes the pushing of the hooks and elastic between the top and bottom cushions to attach the hooks on the backside of the backseats, facing the cargo area. First, you have the apply the cheap-ass hooks to the elastic bands. Then, you push it through the crack, wishing your hands were as small as an Oompa Loompa; if not, you will strain to push the plastic hook through the crack while you release the backside to fold down. Hold the backside in place because it cannot fall flat. You can place your oversized hands into the gap between the angled seat and the cargo area. You pray that the hook won’t disconnect from the band as you hope your two hands eventually meet to trade off the hook and band. 2/3 of the time, there was a disconnection of the janky plastic hooks. Again, neighbors heard terrible things. Once the bottoms were concluded, I repeated with the top cushions.There are little bars on the backside of the backseat in the cargo area where I secured both the top and bottom cushions with the wonky-ass hooks. The hooks dislodged many times, resulting in the band and hook shooting themselves back through the crack between the cushions, where the plastic parts inside the crack had now scraped up my non-munchkin hands.This struggle resulted in me zip-tying all elastic bands, but two required me to find my material to extend the bands. I went on a field trip in my garage, where I located white rope…. When you open my tailgate and see the backside of the backseat, you see a combination of clear (yellow because they are old) zip ties, black zip ties, and white rope.At this moment, my hands hurt, my clothing is drenched with sweat, my eyes burn from the salt from my sweat, and my left cheek has two red marks from being whipped by the elastic band. I realize I still must do the driver’s seat.Now, I am inside drinking a Powerade to up my electrolytes and writing a review. Thank God I don’t have to work. Tomorrow.

I get so many compliments on these. They fit quite nicely and look great. They remind me of the loom weaved blankets we used to buy in Mexico when I was a kid. They have a foam backing which I assume is what helps them keep their shape and hold them in place.

Easy to install, stay in place, and look great. Also a plus that my new seats are now protected.

The media could not be loaded. It was pretty difficult to put on the backseats. I was able to get the front seats on no problem even with armrests so that’s great. Whole thing took me like 2 hours to set up but that’s probably because I am a perfectionist when it comes to these things. They look amazing though! I really like the material, It feels pretty durable for the price.

These are readily installable by anyone with 30 minutes and additional time for a trip to Urgent Care to fix your hands, which will not readily forgive you. Maybe that's just the nature of the rigging system for these less expensive car seat covers. My only other complaint is that the headrest covers are a bit stingy; they don't quite cover the entirety of 2004 Subaru Forester driver and passenger headrests.That said, these seat covers look great -- the exterior of my car is Pearl Pacifica blue, interior grey and black -- and I'm happy I got them. A new set of seat covers is a great way to gussy up the interior of an old car you love, and these certainly seem worth the cost.