Review on 🚗 Full Set of BDK Saddle Blanket Seat Covers for Cars - Striped Woven Mexican Blanket Seat Covers with Matching Headrest Covers, Multi-Color Baja Seat Covers for Trucks, Vans, SUVs by Nick Walsh

I bought these for my 2012 Ford Focus. Overall very happy with the look and quality, especially for the price. There are a few functional things that don't bother me but that you should know before you buy. For example, the pockets on the back of the front seats are covered. If your center seat belt is attached to the back of your seat, it will also be covered. It's a chunk up so if your rear seats fold in two (mine has the left one attached separately and the middle right one attached) you can't fold them separately. Not really a problem for us, but they're good to know and worth about half a star in the rating. The other half of the star is for the rear seat cover. I like that it comes in two pieces because it's easy to access the seat belt buckles. However, there are no headrest openings like the front seat covers, so I couldn't wrap the top of the cover properly. Because of this I didn't even use hooks to secure it. I know how to use a sewing machine so I'll probably repeat it. My final installation comments are not related to the product, but I thought this information might be useful to others. It took me about an hour to achieve what is shown in the pictures and actually it shouldn't have taken that long. When attaching the front covers, LOOK AT the airbag label first. I'm not 100% sure if that matters, but better safe than sorry. I put them on the wrong side and had to swap them. Second, I have attached a picture of the instructions. They say you don't have to remove the headrests to install them, but that's not the case. I can't imagine anyone's headrest going through that tiny hole, even with a rubber band. I spent a lot of time figuring out how to remove the headrests. There's an obvious button that you use to move it up and down, but on the opposite side there's a small button that you have to hold down. You need to press both at the same time and pull the headrest up. Can it only be new cars? As I mentioned earlier, there are hooks to attach the rear seat covers. I haven't gotten it right yet, but I can see how frustrated they might get.