Eurow Australian Merino Sheepskin Car Seat Cover, Plush Universal Fit for Most Vehicles, Summer Cool & Winter Warm, Side Airbag Safe, Easy Installation, 56 x 23 Inches, Single Seat, Gray

Our beloved 2000 Honda Insight has the seats in pretty good condition and I had installed ~$30 seat covers 4 years ago right after the purchase. My recent effort to pay some attention to the car included possible upgrade to the seats. I finally decided to give these grey sheepskin seat covers a try after many hours of search for leather/PU leather/other sheepskin products. I needed one piece cover since the headrest is not a separate unit in our car. I was ready to purchase custom seat covers as well, but give the super rarity of this car, I couldn't find any reliable source. I wasn't comfortable with a few available items as neither was I sure about the fit and finish, nor their return policy.I received these covers in the morning and just installed them in the afternoon. The process was very simple and easy. I did not remove the old seat covers and decided to leave them underneath. The 6 attachment hooks for the bottom piece wrap around the seat, 2 each from each of the 4 sides and clip into a round piece of plastic with 6 attachment holes. That was extremely helpful and wasn't that difficult for me to accomplish given small room under the seat. The headrest covers were a bit loose, therefore, I folded them from the back side and ran a zip tie through to tighten. The fit, finish, and comfort are superb! Not sure if any other strange human being with another Insight will be looking for seat covers, if you do, please give it a try. In general, for other makes and models, this cover is really well-made, looks good, and feels good.

Very nice seat cover. Super plush super soft. Fit my mini Cooper very well. Extremely good quality. Not genuine sheep skin but at the price can’t complain at all. Extremely good quality and it looks great in my car. Only issue I might have is it will be too hot for the summer. For winter, there’s nothing better than this seat cover.

Bought this for a 1996 Jeep Cherokee (XJ).I've never had a seat cover before, so maybe I'm being overly critical in a few areas.Overall a decent product, we'll see how it holds up. Install was a pain in the ass, not because of the product necessarily, but the Jeep Cherokee is not a big vehicle with lots of room to move about.That being said, I also don't have moden power seats that take up a lot of space under your butt. So maybe my install was actually easier than most will go through. Having two people for installation is not necessary by any means, but it will save time, frustration, and a few moments cursing. I figured it out after several attempts, but I have long arms and long fingers which became instrumentally valuable in this situation.Few things that irk me.1. It doesn't seem super tight fitting, especially in the headrest. I've seen other mentions of it 'settling into place', so I'll see how that goes as time goes on. I can feel this thing moving around between my butt and the seat, almost slippery. We'll see if this settles down over time. But can be jarring the first several turns you take from driving around and feel your butt sliding around in the seat. It says on the front of the packaging it has 'slipless packaging', I'm not so sure about that.2. The straps on this thing are going to fail, I just know it. While they are not BAD quality necessarily, I'm not sure they were the right material for the application.3. As a few others have mentioned, only the FRONT of the seat cover is sheepskin. The sides, rear, etc are all this highly slippery synthetic material. Quite a bit of the synthetic material comes off when you touch it, however not excessively. Expect oily and fuzzy hands upon solving this rubix cube of an installation.4. I did have to cut two little slats in the seat of my car where the backrest meets the actual seat. The instructions say to simply 'pull the elastic bands through the gap between the two parts of the seat', I'm guessing not all cars have a convenient gap for this. My car is from 1996 and I bought this seat cover for a reason (the seat is torn up) so I was not too bothered cutting two little slats in the seats to accommodate this. However, if I had a newer vehicle I would not do this at all. The two elastic bands that go through this gap are 100% critical to the seat cover staying on the seat, so fair warning.Redeeming quality: the back pouch area is nice to have, especially considering my jeep not having one at all in the front seats.I honestly may recommend you get the black color. It's a bright yellowish/tan that is just going to get dirty over time especially if you have kids and dogs. This is not a knock against the product, just a reality that should be considered. Putting this thing on is already a pain. And the more you take it on/off to clean, the more you wear down the elastic bands that hold it all together.Is it worth $100, when lots of other seat covers are much cheaper?I don't know yet, but it's not an overwhelming 'yes' at this moment. I was about to buy 2, so I could match both front seats. Glad I only bought 1 for now so I can give this thing a little time to see if it holds up.

Comfy and soft