Carhartt Universal Nylon Duck Canvas Fitted Bucket Seat Cover, Durable Seat Protection with Rain Defender, Single, Black

I bought these as a trial run test. As i have these already in my ‘20 Civic LX I wanted cost effective seat covers for my truck. I am not dropping close to four hundred dollars on front row seat covers. As these can be pieced in separately that was also attractive to me. I am bery pleased with them in my car. I installed them in my truck, and also am very pleased with the fit. On a side note, the rear pull straps on this model don't have a way to attach to the foam bar that slides in between the upright and the seat bottom. As these aren’t true buckets the back of the seat is one piece of fabric. So I hooked the rear straps to the bottom frame of the seat and it still fits well. As you can see in the photo where the black stretchy fabric and the elastic rope sits on the outside of the plastic seat housing where it’s closest to the floor. Way more economical in my opinion, and a good price point. The durability for the past four years in my Honda has been exceptional. I will purchase a second cover for the passenger seat shortly. I generally keep the fold down seat which turns into a center council down so I don’t need a cover for that just yet. Bery pleased. You do have to take your time installing these as it states in the description that these seams will rip apart for airbag deployment so you cannot overstretch, but I did not encounter any problems during installation

I purchased these for my husband's work truck so that the original seats will not get ruined with grease stains, dirt, rips, etc. and they have held up great and still look brand new!

Other reviews have stated that the sides tear easily and this is because they are designed to rip open if your side seat airbags go off. I thought to myself, but it’s Carhartt, how bad could it be? You have to be able to pull it firmly over the seat since it fits snug around the seat, right? Well I was wrong. The chinese division of carhartt didn’t make this to the same carhartt quality I used to know and love. This is coming from a guy who almost exclusively wears carhartt clothing head to toe. This fit over my GMC Acadia back bucket seat snug but not overly tight and I didn’t have to force it. It was going swimmingly and then out of no where it ripped a gaping hole down the side. Not a small hole that got bigger, just a gaping hole all at once. Now it’s hanging on by 2 little sections on top and bottom. Once they go it’s useless. It’s already useless and looks terrible but is somehow holding its snugness. Not to mention the seat material is not heavy duty carhartt canvas material like you would think. It’s exactly the same material you would get from some cheap knock off universal seat cover. The only difference is that this one is not cheap at all. It’s overpriced garbage. DO NOT BUY!

Could not get the foam inserts into the RAV 4 join between the seat back and cushion due to how tight Toyota makes the seats. The covers, otherwise, fit well and look nice. I would have really preferred them to be cotton duck versus the nylon. But, hey! Cost. They are comfortable and work well. Bonus was the head rest cover. Which is really nice as our GSD rides backseat with his head on either side of the headrest, which is now fully covered. These are going to last quite a while.

I had gone through 4 sets of seat covers trying to find some that didn't look cheap and that had a great fit for my older rav4. I should have honestly bought this from the start instead of trying to find a cheaper option. Install did not take long, under 20 min. The material is not stretchy and there is not a lot of give, so I would recommend to take your time and try not to force it. I did rip a seam by rushing. My tip for the straps that go behind the seat is to wedge one between the seatbelt insert and that will allow you to adjust to the correct length of the other and buckle. I have had the seat covers for a few months and they are incredibly easy to clean. (Crumbs, dirt, ect). I am considering making them water proof as I haven't spilled a liquid but I feel like that would elevate the product to perfection. If you have an older Vehicle like myself and want something durable, looks great and higher quality I would recommend this product.

I installed this Carhartt seat cover in my 2009 Ford Taurus and I’m very impressed with the fit and quality. Fit: It slipped over the seat snugly without being a struggle. Once in place, it doesn’t slide around, which is something I’ve had issues with on cheaper covers. Material: The canvas feels thick and rugged, just like Carhartt workwear. It has a water-resistant finish that makes it easy to wipe clean — a big plus if you have kids, pets, or do a lot of outdoor work. Comfort: Even though it’s heavy-duty, it’s not stiff or uncomfortable to sit on. It adds a nice layer of protection without making the seat feel bulky. Style: The Carhartt brown looks sharp and gives my older car’s interior a fresh, rugged look. It matches perfectly if you already like Carhartt gear. Overall, this seat cover feels like it will last a long time. It’s definitely worth the investment if you want to protect your seats with something durable and practical. Would recommend for anyone who needs tough, reliable seat protection.

Well made of course it’s Carhartt. Doesn’t work as designed for my 2025 Subaru Crosstrek. There is virtually no place under the seat to attach the hooks and there is no gap between the seat and back rest so the retainer that is sewn in has no place to go. I’m going to make do with it. I wish they would make a perfect fit version. But I don’t expect Carhartt to make a seat cover for every car and truck.

I installed the seat cover on a 1993 Land Cruiser, fit over the factory seat perfectly except for the headrest. The Land Cruiser head rest is wider than the Carhartt cover.