CHUN YI Stretch Sectional Couch Covers Soft L Shaped Sofa Slipcovers with Elastic Bottom, Jacquard Chaise Lounge Set for Living Room 2 Seat Sofa (Left Chaise,Teal)

Updated:After about two months of use, I have mixed feelings. I feel like the material definitely doesn't hold up; it is definitely fuzzier than when it first arrived. Our couch also has pretty deep pockets so I didn't think keeping the cover tucked in would be an issue, but the foam rollers keep sliding out with people getting on/off the couch and the kids jumping on it. So it's been me tucking it in back in place almost every day lest I want a saggy sad looking couch.-------We have had a lovely beige leather couch for about ten years now but it recently started to peel and crack like crazy and with two toddlers who get a kick out of picking at the peeling parts, we knew we had to do something about it.We considered just replacing it with a new couch but since we live in a higher up floor apartment, it would cost us more than just a new couch having to move the old one out and getting a new one in. So I started to research sofa covers since it seemed more economical and environmentally friendly.I live in Seoul and all the sofa covers here cost about twice as much as this one and since this one had good ratings I took a gamble and purchased it.I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to put on (was able to by myself) and it was a little darker in person but that's ok since my kids will waste no time making it dirty. As soon as I received it I put it through the wash just in case and it seemed to hold up ok. Although the material is kind of thin I can see that next time I should wash them in mesh laundry bags just in case.The material is kind of a corduroy velvety texture so I imagine it won't be super comfortable in the summer, but I think it is also what helps keep it in place and not moving everywhere. My kids have already jumped on it bunches and its stayed on tucked in well.Overall, for the price and its effectiveness I am very pleased.

I’m really happy with the color of this. I bought the white and it is very crisp and clean looking. I bought a Poundex F7605 PDEX-F7605 Upholstered Sofas/Sectional chaise lounge couch for about $400 from Amazon. I got the matching ottoman cover too and both fit this couch really well. They are a bit larger in the arm area because my couch has thin arms but a bit of tucking and you can’t really tell. The only thing was, I’m a bit disappointed that the cover did not have any holes or means to fit connection rods through. My sectional has two metal rods that sort of look like a ginormous staple that hold the chaise and couch together. I had to poke holes on the slip cover to fit them through. I just hope when I wash it, the holes don’t start to fray. I can reinforce it if I gotta.I was also worried that the cover might sop up stains but lol the first day my son got red fruit punch on it and I just used some Oxy laundry spray on it and it came right out , you’d never know there was a spill. 👍👍 I also like that the material doesn’t allow my cover to move so it mostly stays in place, my couch is fabric so it has some friction there as opposed to leather. I definitely recommend using those foam pieces the cover comes with, they do help keep the cover stuck under the cushions. All in all I am so happy with my new couch, I got a bunch of comfy pillows and now I’m set to lounge ❣️

Bought to change our floral pattern couch, and also extend couch life. Overall the product itself is a 3. There is a lot of excess materials near the arms. But it can be made 5 stars with some great tips. First, purchase these bed sheet suspenders to go underneath and hold it tight. We got a set for each section and they are adjustable to pull exactly where we need them.2 of Bed Sheet Fasteners Suspenders Holder Straps - Adjustable Crisscross Elastic Band Fitted Bed Sheet Holder Fasteners Grippers Clip,2pcs/Set BlackSold by: SiaomoSecond tip is to help keep it tucked into the back/arms and cushions. Buy yourself a roll of the "rubber" shelf liner (pictured) and make your own rolls for the backs, especially. The provided foam rolls are too slippery to stay in place. Same with homemade magazine rolls. The shelf liner squishes enough, but more importantly provides the grip to keep the cover pulled against itself and tight. We used the short provided rolls around the arms for extra help.I've had the cover on for 3 days and my kids haven't been able to untuck or pull it loose at all.I like the color and it's soft. The pattern isn't my ultimate favorite, but nothing that some good throw pillows or blankets can't mask. It's what I needed to change my decor without the purchase of a new couch (especially since that's not happening, when I've got young kids still!)

Exactly what I’ve been looking for for awhile. The chaise piece fits flawlessly, the sofa part fits pretty well except for the arm part - because of the way it’s stitched it fits a little awkwardly over it but it still looks fine with some tucking in and folding. It was also a little difficult to figure out which piece went on which part and then getting it on correctly was a bit confusing, but once I figured it out it went on really easily. I will say, it made it a bit of a pain to hook the two pieces of my couch back together since the covers don’t have any sort of hole for the hook, but I made it work with just a little effort. Overall I’m very satisfied!Note about my photo- I have throw pillows instead of back cushions so I put the cover over the sofa without the pillows and got plain black pillowcases separately.