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SARAFLORA high-back chair cover with zips on both sides

A full cover with more spandex than any plain stretch cover here, at 10 per cent, closed by a zip on each side rather than one, for backrests up to 31.4 in.

SARAFLORA black chair cover fitted over a high-back office chair

SARAFLORA high-back chair cover with zips on both sides

  • 10 per cent spandex, the highest stated proportion among the plain stretch covers here, which is what lets a cover round a contoured back
  • Zips on both sides rather than a single closure, stated to prevent shedding
  • The care instructions permit low-heat ironing, where the Smiry and GOWT covers state no ironing is needed

Best for: A high-back chair where the cover has to stretch round a contoured backrest and stay put.

≈ $10
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Specifications

Amazon reference
B07SKRJWT1
EAN
0745678927548
Manufacturer reference
BGYT-L-Black
Coverage
Back and seat; no armrest covers
Back
17.7–22.8 in wide, 27.5–31.4 in high (45–58 × 70–80 cm)
Seat
17.7–23.6 in wide, 17.7–22.8 in long (45–60 × 45–58 cm)
Material
90% polyester, 10% spandex
Fixing
Zips on both sides
Care
Machine wash cold; no bleach, no dry cleaning; iron on low heat

The useful number on this listing is 10 per cent spandex, the most of any plain stretch cover here. Across this shelf the figure runs from 8 per cent on the plain stretch covers to 15 per cent on the velvet set, and it is the number that decides whether a cover pulled round a curved backrest springs back to shape or stays baggy where it was stretched. SARAFLORA publishes it, as do all the American covers here except the DIVA EN CAMINO, which says only “Spandex”.

The second is reach: a stated backrest window of 27.5 to 31.4 in (70 to 80 cm), nearly an inch more at the top than the other full cover on this shelf that gives its figures in centimeters. On a high-back chair that is often the whole question, and this hub’s buying tip is to measure that height before anything else.

The closure is two zips rather than one, stated to aid fitting and prevent shedding. And one line in the care instructions is worth noticing in a hub that compares washable durability: “Iron in low heat”. Two of the other covers here, the Smiry and the GOWT, state that no ironing is needed. This one permits a low iron instead; the listing does not say whether the fabric needs it.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $10 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

What holds up, and what does not

Best for: A high-back chair where the cover has to stretch round a contoured backrest and stay put.

Strengths

  • 10 per cent spandex, the highest stated proportion among the plain stretch covers here, which is what lets a cover round a contoured back
  • Zips on both sides rather than a single closure, stated to prevent shedding
  • Takes backrests up to 31.4 in, nearly an inch more than the other centimeter-specified cover here
  • Publishes four dimensions with ranges
  • Machine washable in cold water

Compromises

  • The care instructions permit low-heat ironing, where the Smiry and GOWT covers state no ironing is needed
  • No armrest covers included
  • No fabric weight, density or wash-cycle figure published
  • Marketed as "Large" with no other size offered on the listing

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-13. The live price is at the top of the page.

What buyers ask us first

Does 10 per cent spandex make a difference?

It is the figure to read on a contoured backrest. The covers on this shelf run from 8 to 15 per cent spandex, and more spandex means more recovery — the fabric pulls back to shape instead of staying stretched where it was forced round a curve. At 10 per cent this sits between the 8 per cent stretch covers and the 15 per cent velvet set, and SARAFLORA publishes the number rather than describing the feel.

Why two zips?

SARAFLORA states that zips are "provided on both sides facilitate fixation and prevent shedding". A single zip has to take all the tension of a cover pulled down over a back; two share it and let the cover be opened from whichever side is easier to reach once the chair is against a desk.

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