Seat covers: fit is what makes them work
A seat cover that does not fit slides, bunches and looks worse than the seat it was hiding. Vehicle-specific covers are cut to the seat's actual shape, hook to the frame and stay where they are put.
Neoprene is the wet-work answer: water resistant, warm in summer. Canvas is the toughest and least comfortable. Leatherette looks like the trim level you did not order and gets hot. Whatever the material, the fit around the headrest, the armrest and the seat controls is what separates a cover you forget about from one you take off after a month.
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Airbags, headrests and split benches
Modern seats carry side airbags in the outboard bolster, and a cover that is not designed to tear along that seam can stop it deploying. Only fit covers rated for a seat with side airbags. This is the one place in the interior where the wrong part is a safety problem rather than an annoyance.
Bench versus buckets, 60/40 versus 40/20/40, and adjustable versus fixed headrests all change the part. We stock 67 seat cover parts from 1 brand.