CosyArmchair covers the shapes a generic throw doesn’t fit: recliner and wingback armchairs, office chairs, and the cushions that go with them. Over 100 references, including recliner cuts with a separate footrest panel and wingback covers shaped around the side wings.

Recliners need a separate footrest panel

This is the one that goes wrong most often. A straight armchair cover stretched over a recliner traps the footrest: the mechanism either jams or tears the fabric on the first use. Recliner covers here are cut in sections, with the footrest panel free to travel. If your chair reclines, buy the recliner cut even if the armchair cover looks like it would fit.

Wingback chairs need side panels

A wingback’s two side wings are the part a flat cover always gets wrong — it either leaves them bare or bunches at the seam. Wingback covers here are cut with separate side panels so the wings sit flat.

Office chair covers

Sized for a desk chair rather than a dining chair, with a taller back panel to match. One piece, elastic-edged, off again for a wash without dismantling the chair.

Washing

Cold machine wash, hang to dry. Recliner and wingback covers go back on more easily while very slightly damp — work the footrest or side panels into place first, then tuck the rest.