AEGIS Cover Sheepskin Seat Cover Semi-Custom Merino Wool Front Car Seat Cover, Super Soft Dense Pelt Luxury Car Interior, Universal Fit for Most Automobiles, SUVs, Trucks, Sedan (Charocal)

I have purchased several seat covers over the years and I must say that this Aegis charcoal seat cover is by far the most impressive purchase I have ever made. Incredibly plush, super soft and amazingly thick. I sink right in and never want to get out of the car. The only thing I can compare it to is Prozac. The color is rich and luxurious. No bad smell either. Ample fit and designed to last forever. The highest quality seat cover that I have found so far. I’m attaching photos from my friends 2003 Toyota. She loves the cover very much and smiles whenever I ask her about it. I asked her if I could borrow it for a road trip and she flat out refused. She said that she wants to be buried with it when she dies. That’s saying a lot since when I met her she said she wanted to be cremated. So keep that in mind if you give this as a gift that the person may turn religious.Please keep in mind that the headrest cover is sold separately. I have written the merchant because the photos shown in the product description show a covered headrest.

This is really a nice seat cover. I had received various samples from other companies in the mail. When this arrived (in a simple box with some other product's name, as another reviewer had mentioned -and no instructions) I took these out and it was so obvious that the quality of these seat covers was so superior to the samples I had ordered from others. Plush and thick. It took a bit of creativity to get the straps connected underneath the seat of my 2014 Toyota Venza since there are electrical mechanisms under there, but I found places to secure the straps. You have to take the headrests off and make a hole in the seat cover for the headrests to be re-attached. But I guess this is common. It is tough material and I had to use a leather punch. Also, I had some correspondence from the company regarding the "semi-custom" for the seat covers since there is an airbag issue on side of seats. They responded quickly to me on two occasions via email and it all worked out well. I did notice that there was a tag inside the cover that indicated they were assembled in China. I don't know if that makes a difference to anyone, but it certainly does not affect the quality. I have only had them on a few weeks so I have no idea about length of life of these. I have a pair of old Costco ones on my other car that I paid $65 each for and they are still going strong after 7 years. I could not find them anymore at Costco. As I mentioned, I did a lot of research on internet and had samples, and these are a bit pricier than others on the market, but so far I think they are worth the extra money.

I have had these covers for over two years now. Love them in winter and summer. Very plush and very well made. Highly recommend

The nicest seat cover our there! Keep in mind if you don't ask for the Velcro opening on top, for removable headrests, you are instructed to CUT holes in the top to allow for the headrests supports to go through. I have Jaguar type & fits like it's custom made for car. Does NOT cover power controls on side of seat. Great customer service.

Due to our recent inclement weather, I have not yet installed the seat covers.However, I will rate their shipping and customer service as excellent. Initial inspection of the seat covers (I ordered a pair) indicates high quality material and workmanship. I will provide an update following installation. 7/4/15 - Finally installed the seat covers. The covers were ordered for a 2012 Toyota Camry XLE Hybrid. The vehicle was traded for a new 2015 Toyota Avalon Limited (not a hybrid). Anyway, the seat cover installation was completed 7/14/15. Installation took some time as the Avalon came with all the "goodies" including power "everything" in the seats. That really limits your under seat access for strap connections. Make sure you raise the seat to its highest position. Use a wire with a hook (watch the electric stuff under seat) and grasp the stretch (3) straps, I did one at a time and pull them through to connect with the straps in the rear. I could not connect the two straps that under the bottom seat due to tight fight of the seat cushion and seat control. The installation of the head rest was not to bad - a little awkward (a 2nd person would help). I used a pointed tool for location then a careful use of an x-acto knife. A time consuming operation, but you learn on one and the 2nd goes easier. Cars without all the seat adjustments, etc. would be a piece of cake. I would definitely recommend the product.