Colección: Sofa Covers & Protectors

To choose the right size sofa cover, measure the length, width, and height of your sofa. Once you have these dimensions, select a cover that closely matches them. This ensures a proper fit and effective protection for your sofa against spills, stains, and pet hair.

Materials for sofa covers usually include cotton, polyester, silk, linen and chenille.

Cotton sofa covers are known for their comfort and breathability and can withstand frequent washing.

Chenille sofa protectors are also relatively easy to clean and can withstand the wear and tear of daily use.

Fiber polyester couch covers are extremely durable and tough, resisting a wide range of chemicals, stretching, and friction.

When choosing a material, it is important to consider your specific usage needs and preferences. Factors such as durability, comfort, and ease of cleaning should all inform your decision-making process.

Sofa covers (couch covers) can usually be hand-washed or machine-washed. it's essential to adhere to the cleaning instructions on the label for optimal results. Following these instructions ensures the cover remains in good condition and maintains its quality over time.

To keep the sofa cover in place, consider using covers designed with good grip or those equipped with elastic bands. These features help to secure the cover firmly over the sofa, preventing it from slipping or shifting out of place during use.

No, It's advisable to avoid dry-cleaning sofa covers as certain dry-cleaning solvents might cause damage to the cover material. Instead, opt for gentle cleaning methods such as hand-washing or machine-washing following the manufacturer's instructions to ensure the cover's longevity and integrity.

Sofa covers are designed to offer both protection and comfort. Opt for materials and thicknesses that align with your preferences to ensure comfort. Well-chosen covers enhance the sitting experience by providing a soft, cozy feel while safeguarding the sofa from spills and wear.

Yes, our sofa slipcovers are made from a highly elastic and soft material designed to fit snugly and adapt to the shape of your sofa, whether it's an armchair, a double sofa, or a sectional sofa, to provide the perfect fit.

These sofa slipcovers feature a non-slip design and an elasticized hem to ensure that they remain stable in their intended position without slipping or shifting. To ensure an optimal fit, we recommend choosing a size slightly larger than the actual size of your sofa. This way, the extra material used to fill the seams of the sofa during installation will not make the cover too tight or detract from the aesthetics of the sofa.

The level of protection against pet hair and stains varies depending on the material and quality of the couch covers. Most covers offer effective defense against pet hair and stains. Choosing a durable and tightly woven fabric can enhance protection, ensuring your sofa remains clean and free from pet-related messes.

The reason why hair can stick to the surface of furniture such as sofas is mainly due to static electricity and fiber structure.

When pets move or rub against each other, static electricity is generated between their hair and the surface of sofa slipcovers, causing the hair to be attracted to the surface of the sofa cover. Dry air increases the generation of static electricity. Rough or densely woven fabrics are more likely to allow hairs to become embedded, such as suede or velvet.

For pet owners, removing pet hair from a sofa can seem like an endless battle. However, with the right tools and techniques, you can keep your sofa slipcover clean and hair-free. Here is a step-by-step guide to effectively removing pet hair from your sofa:

1. Use rubber gloves

Slightly wet a rubber glove with water. Gently rub the gloved hand over the surface of the sofa. Pet hair will adhere to the glove. When the glove is covered in hair, rinse the glove and repeat until as much hair is removed as possible.

2. Lint roller or tape

Use a lint roller to roll over the fabric surface of the couch to draw pet hair away. If you don't have a lint roller, wrap the sticky tape (sticky side out) around your hand and slap the couch to catch the hair.

3. Fabric softener solution

Mix a small amount of fabric softener with water using a spray bottle and spray lightly on the surface of the sofa (test on a small inconspicuous area first to make sure it won't stain the sofa). After spraying, gently wipe the couch with a cloth or sponge. Fabric softener helps loosen pet hair, making it easier to remove.

4. Vacuum regularly

Use a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to vacuum the sofa regularly. This helps remove pet hair and prevents it from penetrating deeper into the fabric. For best results, vacuum at least once a week, and more frequently during pet shedding season.

5. Use a damp cloth

Lightly dampen a microfiber cloth and gently wipe it over the surface of the sofa. The pet hair will stick to the wet cloth, so it will be easy to clean up.

6. Specialized pet hair removal tools

Consider investing in tools specifically designed to remove pet hair, such as a pet hair removal brush or a handheld vacuum cleaner designed for pet owners.

7. Maintaining your pet's coat

Regularly grooming your pet can greatly reduce the amount of hair they shed in your home.