Sure Fit Normandy Damask Wing Chair Slipcover

I ordered two of the chamagne slipcovers for mixmatched wing chairs. The slipcovers are very nice for the money, but were way too big for both chairs, one of which I thought was a large chair. Although it says line dry, I washed them and put them through the dryer. I figured they would shrink, being mostly cotton, which they did. Now they fit better, but will still require some tucks and maybe pins. I may shorten the skirt on one. They look like slipcovers not upholstery (which is what I wanted) but are very attractive. The fabric is heavy enough that the hideous upholstery on one of my chairs doesn't show through at all. I gave a 4 overall rating because they are much bigger than any other Surefit slipcovers I've ordered for the same chairs.

I LOVE HOW EASY IT WAS TO PUT ON MY CHAIR,AND THE COVER STILL LOOKS GOOD EVEN AFTER I SAT ON IT FOR HOURS. I'M SO HAPPY IT LOOKS LIKE I HAVE A BRAND NEW CHAIR.

I assume you could iron this slip cover, however, I used Downy Wrinkle Release Spray to get the wrinkles out and it looks 100% better. I do find that due to gravity, not even use, the slip cover slowly begins to sag in places. So once a week, I reinforce the corners and re-tuck in the sides. That might bother some, especially if this is to cover an everyday chair. I really don't use my living room, except for company, so this chair works in having it there with just a throw pillow on it.

The fabric is pretty and seems like good quality, but I haven't washed them yet, so I can't be sure. The color was well-described and worked well with our decor. They would definitely be better on a chair larger that the trimmed down wing chairs I needed to cover. One of my chairs is T-cushioned so the cover fit OK right away, the other isn't so some creative tucking adjustments were necessary. Lots of tucking of excess fabric was required for both, but they look good in our casual English-style front parlor--not too formal due to the slightly baggy look. I think I might make some permanent alterations. All in all--still better on the wallet than custom-made slipcovers or re-upholstering. These were the second set of slipcovers I tried from Overstock--the previous set was nothing like the quality of this one and the price was only slightly higher.