Pull it on, and the sofa is new again
Soft stretch velvet that goes over the whole sofa, arms and all, and ties at the back. Two minutes, no tools.
Spills stop at the cover
Coffee, juice, a leaking pen: it lands on Rike, not the upholstery. Untie, lift off, wash, back on.
Built for dogs and cats
Shed hair and claws meet the velvet, not the sofa. The ties keep it in place when the dog jumps up.
How to measure your sofa
Take one measurement. That's all you need to pick the right size.
What to measure: the total width of the sofa, from the outer edge of the left armrest to the outer edge of the right armrest. Include the armrests. Hold the tape straight and level along the front. The measuring photos at the end of the gallery show exactly where the tape goes.
| Your sofa measures |
Order |
| 35–55 in |
1-Seater |
| 57–73 in |
2-Seater |
| 75–91 in |
3-Seater |
| 93–118 in |
4-Seater |
| 120–142 in |
5-Seater |
Three things people get wrong:
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Counting seats instead of measuring. A wide "3-seater" can measure 95 in and need a 4-Seater cover. The width decides.
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Sitting at the top of a range. Sofa is 72 in? Skip the 2-Seater (57–73 in), order the 3-Seater. It pulls on easier.
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Measuring only the seat. The cover goes over the armrests, so the armrests go in the measurement.
Sectional or L-shaped sofa? Order a separate cover for each section. Measure every section on its own, from the outside of its armrest (or the corner) to its outer edge, look up each number in the table and order that size per section. See the sectional photo at the end of the gallery for where the measuring lines go.
Still not sure? Send us your measurement and a photo of the sofa and we'll tell you which size to order.
Specifications
- Material: stretch velvet
- Fit: full slipcover, elastic hem, ties at the back
- Care: machine washable
- Sold per piece