Cover the whole piece
A fitted cover follows the body, arms and back. Separate cushion covers complete the arrangement without changing the furniture beneath.
A familiar shape. A removable new layer.
Custom furniture slipcovers
Keep the chair you always choose. Change the layer you live with. Craig’s makes fitted removable slipcovers for sofas, chairs and sectional pieces, with the furniture’s shape, cushion arrangement and everyday use guiding the fit. Bring your ideas for a relaxed linen look or a closer tailored finish, and we’ll work through the details together.
Text a full view of your piece and a close-up of what needs attention.
SEE THE POSSIBILITIES
A new layer. The same familiar piece.
The fit and the opening make a slipcover different from fixed upholstery.
Choose the fit
A relaxed drape and a closer tailored shape tell different stories. Seams, skirts and pattern placement give the cover its character.
Plan for removal
Openings and closures need to suit the shape. Choose fabric and care together: a removable cover is not automatically washable.
The details make the difference.
Start with the complete shape
Rolled arms, a curved back, loose cushions and sectional corners all affect how a cover is patterned. Show the full piece and each separate cushion. For sectionals, include the arrangement of the modules and any chaise or return.
Let the fabric shape the finish
Drape, texture and pattern influence how a slipcover sits. Discuss the look you want alongside everyday use, daylight and cleaning expectations. Stripes and larger motifs need to be planned across cushions and the furniture body.
Keep comfort in the conversation
A slipcover changes the outer layer. If the cushions have flattened or the seat feels uneven, mention that too. Suitable existing inserts can be retained, while cushion filling or other upholstery work can be considered as part of the same project.
Agree on the fitting process
Photos and approximate dimensions help start the conversation. Final measurements, reference pieces and fitting arrangements depend on the furniture and the proposed cover. Confirm that process before buying material or moving the piece.
START WITH A FEW PHOTOSShow us what
Show us what
you have in mind.
A full view and the details below help us discuss the scope. Final materials, measurements, cost and timing are agreed after assessment.
How to photograph your piece- The whole sofa, chair or sectional from the front, side and back
- Separate cushion shapes, quantities and the sectional arrangement
- Approximate dimensions and any existing removable cover
- Your preferred fit, skirt, seams and pattern placement
- Everyday use, care expectations and any comfort concerns
A CLEARER START
Common questions.
How is a slipcover different from reupholstery?
A slipcover is a fitted outer cover designed to be removed through agreed openings. Reupholstery replaces the attached cover and can include work beneath it. The condition of the furniture and the result you want help decide which approach fits your project.
Can you make slipcovers for a sectional?
Yes. Include the complete layout, separate modules, chaise direction and cushion count. The cover needs to account for each shape and how the pieces meet. Fitting and access are planned for the specific sectional.
Will the slipcover be machine washable?
That depends on the selected textile and construction. Removability alone does not establish washability. Discuss care instructions and possible changes in fit before choosing material; follow the agreed care guidance for the finished cover.
What if I only need new cushion covers?
Individual cushion covers can be discussed through the cushion replacement service. A whole-furniture slipcover includes the body and arms or back as well. Tell us which parts you want covered and whether the inserts still feel right.
Let’s make it
yours again.
Tell us what you’d like to repair, restore or reimagine.
Text a full view of your piece and a close-up of what needs attention.