Waterproof PU Leather Seat Covers for Dining Room Chairs Set of 6

Fabric seat covers announce themselves; leather does not. These six are cut from faux PU leather with a soft backing, so a dining set reads as upholstered rather than covered, and peacock blue gives a plain wood table something to work against. The material stretches, which is what lets a flat leather face wrap a domed seat cushion without puckering at the corners.

Waterproofing is the reason to put leather on a dining chair in the first place: sauce, wine, and whatever a toddler decides to test sit on the surface until a cloth takes them off, and the cushion underneath stays clean. On the underside, a non-slip elastic hem and a crossed elastic band pull each cover tight so the seat does not shift when someone sits down. New covers can carry a faint factory smell, which clears after a day in the open air.