Got these seat covers until I could get some really good ones. They were good...until I washed them! The fabric is sort of a cotton/knit, they're okay for the price, but collect stray hairs and lint like no ones business. I spilled something on one and so I turned them inside out and threw them in the washer and then low dry...holy moly, these things came out COVERED in lint, hair, everything! The elastic was also coming apart by this point so I tried to use them in another, older car, and they were just covered in crap. Tried washing them again and nothing better happened so I trashed them. Skip these!

i bought these covers for my new truck.they looked nice at first and "was" happy. after getting in and out of my truck for only two weeks maybe 40-50 times ? (300 miles on my truck) the drivers side seat cover is falling apart. the outer edge is the worst.the fabric is fraying and looks old already !!! bought their console cover too. it didn't fit my F-150 like they said it would.my console only has 3 sides with a "lip" the front doesn't have a "lip" to hold the cover down/in place. guess i'll be sending these back soon. you get what you pay for folks....

My mom purchased what could arguable be the worst car in existence, a 4 cylinder Ford Explorer with BEIGE interior. Since no one who's ever outdoors should have a beige interior, I was on the hunt for decent but not extravagant seat covers. These covers are mediocre at best. The front seat covers fit reasonable well, though the buckle fasteners used to tighten by pulling through between the back and seat and tightening under don't work that well. Some of the buckles have enough traction to hold the belt and some don't. I was disappointed that there was no hook and loop sewn on the hole for the headrest to tighten the top. Also the accent material is not sewn straight at all. However, for the price, I think the front covers are acceptable.

The real issues with this set is the back covers. It comes in two pieces for the split bench. The backrest cover and the seat cover. There is the same issue with the sewing and belt buckles, but in addition, if there are any curves to your upper bench or your seat belts are mounted inside the seat, you're gonna have a hard time. The backrest also doesn't have a sewn in back side, unlike the front parts, and the back side of the bench turns in to a sea of straps. The headrest covers appear to be all the same size and look sloppier on the back headrests because they are smaller and as other reviewers mentioned, there is not a great way to tighten the headrest. If you have a flat basic bench seat with seatbelt that pull through the seat, this may work better, but no amount of tucking and strapping is going to make this look tight and snug on a bench with back height differences. The lumps and bumps shows in my photos are where the seatbelts are and there is no way to tuck it in to look smooth.

Unfortunately, I can't recommend these covers unless there were some major improvements with the bench part.

While I've had my eye on Wet Okeles, Katskinz, and Clazio covers for quite some time, 3-400 dollars is a bit much more than what i'm willing to pay. For what these are, the fitment is good and price is perfect. Because of the curvature of the bucket style seats on the Tacoma Sport, the fabric does not hug the curvature exactly but leaves a couple inches of air between the seat and cover on the seat back.
The material, particularly the side material and that to which the straps are attached, is very thin. Be careful when tightening the straps for this reason, as it may tear away from the fabric. Mine started to rip ever so slightly as I tightened mine. The seat top is thicker and comfy, but I would be wary about purchasing these if you are hard on things. I tend to be very gentle on things I own but I could see these failing if you're the type who beats things up. Likewise, the straps hold the seats in place alright, but when shorter passengers slide out of my truck their butt does grab and shift the seat cover. Again, i'm worried about the straps tearing from the fabric at some point because of this.
Overall, if you want to change the look of your vehicle, cover dirty or torn seats, protect your existing seats, or need a bit extra padding, for a mere 40 bucks you can do that with moderate confidence.

These are an inexpensive solution to nasty seats. Word of caution: Like Christmas tree lights, do NOT install these with the one you love, Especially if he/she does not like to read instructions. When cutting holes for seatbelts, seatbelt holders/ covers- cut SMALL. You can always cut more, not less. Our backseat headrest covers were way too big, but everything else seems to fit well. There are many how to videos online. Look at several to become familiar with your seat configuration. We got the tan and black, and they are an excellent match for the interior of the car.