A soft recliner cover quilted all over with large overlapping leaves, so the chair you sit in every evening gets a surface of its own that takes the daily use and goes in the washing machine when it needs to. One long panel runs over the backrest, the seat and the footrest, and a cover drapes over each arm.
No zips. No stretching it over the frame. Lay it on and smooth it down.
A cover that looks chosen, not thrown over
Most recliner covers are sold on protection alone, and they look it: a plain panel in one flat shade that reads as something put down to save the chair. This one is a textile you would pick for the room. The quilting draws big leaves across the whole surface, each with a raised center vein and padded ribs running out to its edge, and the spaces between them are filled with fine parallel stitching so the leaves stand up from the background.
The face is a short, soft pile rather than a flat weave. It takes the light from a window differently across every leaf, which is what makes the pattern read from across the room.
It follows the recliner all the way out
A throw blanket covers a recliner until you put the footrest up, and then it slides off the front and spends the rest of the evening on the floor. This panel is cut for the reclined position. It hangs over the top of the backrest, runs down the back cushion and across the seat, and carries on over the extended footrest, 88.6 inches from end to end.
The backing is anti-slip, so the seat section stays put as you sit down and get up again. The arm covers fold over the top of each arm and hang down the outside, and one carries a pocket on its outer face for the remote, your phone or the paper.
Six colors, and where each one sits best
Charcoal and Gray are the easy choices on a cream, tan or leather recliner, and Charcoal is the more forgiving of the two on a chair that gets used every single day. Beige sits almost tone on tone on a pale chair, so the leaves show up as texture rather than as color. Camel is the warmest of the six and works nicely with wood floors and brown furniture. Green brings the pattern closest to the thing it is drawing, and Pink suits a softer bedroom or reading corner.
Sized for one recliner chair
This one is made for a single recliner. The panel is 23.6 inches across at the top and narrows to 17.7 inches at the footrest end, so it covers the middle of the chair where you actually sit rather than wrapping every side of it. A sofa or a loveseat needs a wider cover than this one.
The length is the figure worth checking against your own chair, from the top of the backrest to the end of the extended footrest. Everything else is in the specifications below. Then the chair gets used exactly as it always has, and the cover takes it.
Specifications
Main panel dimensions: 88.6 x 23.6 in (225 x 60 cm), narrowing to 17.7 in (45 cm) at the footrest end
Arm cover dimensions: 21.7 x 25.6 in (55 x 65 cm)
Material: Polyester
Face: Short soft pile
Construction: Padded and quilted in a large leaf pattern, with fine parallel stitching between the leaves
Edges: Bound in matching tape
Backing: Anti-slip
Pocket: On the outer face of one arm cover
Colors: Charcoal, Gray, Beige, Camel, Green, Pink
Fits: Single-seat recliner chairs, including the extended footrest
Not sized for: Sofas, loveseats or sectionals
Waterproof: No
Care: Machine washable
Packed weight: 2.9 lb (1.3 kg)
Package Includes
1x Leaf Quilted Recliner Cover, with a cover for each arm