Saddle Blanket Pro Seat Covers Custom seat covers

Northwest's Saddle Blanket Pro Seat Covers come with a 2 year warranty for fit, workmanship and normal wear. We will replace any sections that have worn due to normal use, a material defect or a fitment problem, free of charge in 4 easy steps.

For more info, please visit our Warranty & Returns page.

SADDLE BLANKET PRO FABRIC

Polypropylene - Woven

Hand wash or gentle cycle machine wash, HE liquid detergent in cold or mild temperature water. Hang dry, do not machine dry.

Note:  Saddle Blanket Pro seat covers are engineered to play tough. This modern day saddle blanket sport fabric was first developed back in 1984 in North Carolina. It was inspired scatter rugs that you would have found in kitchens across America back in the early 1970s. This is a real rugged 2,600 denier polypropylene textile which has two acrylic coatings to bind the heavy woven fabric together and last for a very long time.

To better provide you with the best instructions possible, we have included a series of video tutorials on our Youtube channel. You can also visit our Installation page and download our PDF Installation Guide. 

NEED HELP?

In order to help us provide you with the best customer service we can, please e-mail us a digital picture of any problems you are having. This has shown to be an easy and valuable trouble shooting system for our customer service team. Also note that any returns due to a fitting problem must be preceded by a digital photo of the problem area. For any kind of technical issue, please contact our Customer Service at 1-888-821-1066.

If you don’t have a digital camera, please take your vehicle (with the covers on) back to the place of purchase so they can take a photo and/or possibly solve your fitting issue on the spot.

HEADREST AND LATCH HOLES

In many models, headrest holes, power holes and/or latch holes are not cut. This is due to past trouble with properly aligning the covers once the holes were cut. In these cases, it was deemed better to cut the holes once the cover is properly aligned and installed.

To make these holes, simply install the cover, then cut a small "X" cut over the area where the hole needs to be. Then, in the case of a latch hole, lift the cover up and slide the latch through the hole.

This process ensures that the holes are placed in correct spot every time!