One of the most important aspects of riding your car is comfort. Is the music just loud enough? Is the air conditioning or heating just the right level? Do you have enough space to navigate with your hands and feet? And finally, are your seats cozy and warm?
Your car seat covers can affect your seating comfort because these materials come in direct contact with your skin. Let's find out the different types of car seat covers and which one is best.
1. Wool/Sheepskin
Most definitely a classic, we are all familiar with wool and its applications. It has been used in earlier models dating back to the 1920s. Today, custom interior manufacturers develop stylish yet comfortable wool seat covers for all types of cars.
2. Neoprene
One of the modern types of car seat covers is neoprene, which is best used for its waterproof properties. If you have a knack for hydrophobic things or your just can't stand liquid spills in your car, this one is for you.
3. Leather
The all-time favorite and valuable option, leather is great because it has an elegant yet classic appeal. It has a smooth and shiny surface which you can improve by applying KevianClean Leather Conditioner regularly. Genuine leather even improves as it ages.
4. Canvas/Cloth
Probably the most common and universally utilized car seat cover, canvas or cloth fabrics are both cheap and long-lasting. They are made of cotton with a blend of other materials like nylon. These covers are washable and easy to maintain.
5. Suede
Another expensive yet elegant option is suede, which is often seen in luxury cars. The amazing thing about suede is that it doesn't get stains. Most modern suede car seat covers are breathable and soft.
6. Vinyl
Following to cloth in popularity and affordability is vinyl. However, it has a hotter surface because it's not breathable like cloth. Vinyl has a huge range of textures and colors, allowing you to easily customize your ride.
When it comes to choosing the best, it all depends on your personal preference. Leather and suede provide an elegant appeal but cloth and vinyl are the most affordable. Which car seat material do you like the most?