HAOMAIJIA Sofa Armrest Cover, Recliner Chair Arm Cover,Armchair Slipcover Nonslip Quilted Furniture Protector for Leather Sofa Couch (BLatte, Sofa Armrest Cover-2 Pieces)

The color is a very nice match to my sofa and recliner. They are soft to the touch and the backing securely holds them in place to the microfiber. Also, they are the perfect size, they’re not so long that they cover up the controls on the sides.

I bought the large sized ones to lay down on my beige furniture wherever my cat likes to sit. (One picture shows her laying before I got these. I don’t have a picture of her after I got these, sorry, but she looks super comfy on these.) They look great and seem well made, although I have not washed them yet. My cat seems to love laying on these. She sometimes scratches the furniture but she doesn’t scratch these. They are super soft and look great. In other reviews people said they slid off, but I don’t experience that. They have no-slide backing. I just find these to be really versatile for my needs. They were exactly what I was looking for. I can move them around onto other chairs, the couch, arms, seat, etc., and take them away when people want to sit.

These are soft and the color is as represented however they don’t stay. I find myself picking them up or shifting them frequently.

Non-slip is a joke on leather arms. Constant adjusting to keep it from drifting back and off over the rear of arm.

Perfect for my love seat

My lovely cats like to claw the arms of my leather sofa. Other arm rest covers I’ve purchased just slide right off but these have a nice rubbery dot backing that keep them in place! They are soft and prettier than others I’ve tried as well. I’m ordering two more for the loveseat. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Works so good I bought 4 sets of these to protect our nice chairs from Cat claws. Nice, soft and has anti slip on one side. Highly recommend.

Loved these covers for the first few months. They worked great on my prized Stickley furniture to help prevent accidental scratches. Sadly, I have found that after time, they leave residue from the small “sticky dots” on the underside of the covers that keep these from slipping. I now have small bumps of an unknown material stuck to my wood surfaces that is very difficult to remove without perhaps destroying the hand rubbed finish on my cherry arm chairs. I have thrown all of these covers in the trash and am now looking for ways to repair my furniture. These likely work great on other types of furniture, but beware use on hand rubbed wood finishes.