Two-Tone Leather Car Seat Covers, Diamond Inset, 11 Colours

What this product is

A five-seat set of leather seat covers, cut to the seat pattern of the model you name. One shape carries the design: an arched inset panel sits in the middle of each backrest and each cushion, quilted in a diamond grid, traced by a contrast piping line, with the rest of the cover left as smooth grain.

Eleven colour codes are held in stock. Seven of them put a second colour in the inset; four keep the inset the same colour as the body, so only the quilting and the piping read. Both come off the same pattern and are quoted at the same price.

Two codes are photographed on this page: violet with a grey-white inset, and black with a black inset and white piping. The colour card in the gallery shows all eleven.

How the inset is built

The arch is the part that cannot be shared between models. It has to follow the waist of the specific seat: where the bolster rises, where the lumbar curve sits, how far the shoulder is swept. It is drafted per model rather than scaled from one master pattern, which is also why the quote is per model rather than per container.

The eleven codes

Codes run C901 to C911 in the order they sit on the card: left to right, then down.

Quote the code on the purchase order. A shade outside the eleven is mixed to a Pantone reference; the minimum and the lead time for that are quoted separately, because the run is dyed before it is cut.

Mono or contrast

The four mono codes sell to a different buyer than the seven two-tone codes, and it is worth keeping both on the shelf for that reason.

A mono code reads as a texture change rather than a colour change. It matches whatever the rest of the interior is doing, so it can go into a fleet, a rental pool or a used car lot without anyone asking who chose the colour. A two-tone code reads as a re-trim. It is what a retail customer picks when the seats are the point rather than the background.

Both use the same cutting pattern, the same amount of material and the same sewing steps in the same order, so there is no price step between them.

What is in the set

The rear backrest counts as one panel here. On a 60/40 split seat it is cut as two panels and the total goes to twelve; the quotation for your model states which. Tell us the model and year and we confirm the panel count before you commit.

Specification

Fitment notes

These are cut for a named model and year. They are not a universal set and will not fit a seat they were not drafted for.

The cover follows the seat down to the frame. The plastic base under the cushion is not covered, so the original base stays visible at the bottom edge.

On seats with a side airbag, the cover is an accessory: it does not replace, disable or modify any original safety system. If your market has a specific requirement about the seam position on an airbag seat, say so before we cut and we will confirm what the pattern can do.

Headrest shapes differ within the same model year on some vehicles. Send a photograph of the headrests with the order if the car has been re-trimmed before.

FAQ

Is this a universal fit? No. It is cut to the seat pattern of the model and year you name. Universal covers exist and cost less; they also sit loose on the bolster, which is the part that wears first.

Can I order a pairing that is not on the card? Yes, as a custom shade. The body and the inset are cut from separate rolls, so the pairing is a sourcing decision rather than a tooling one. Minimum quantity and lead time for a custom pairing are quoted separately.

What is the difference between this set and your quilted set? The quilted set carries the diamond grid across the whole backrest face in one colour, so the change you see is texture. This set puts the quilting inside a shaped panel and usually changes the colour with it, so the change you see is a drawn outline plus a colour break. Same material, different pattern.

Does it cover the seat base? No. The cover goes down to the frame. The plastic base under the cushion stays as it left the factory, which is what you see at the bottom of the product photographs.

Can I put my own label on it? Yes, on the inset panel where the quilting allows it, or on a woven label sewn into the side seam. Send the artwork with the order; a label inside the quilting needs a die and adds to the sampling time.

How is it cleaned? Wipe with a damp cloth and a mild soap. Do not machine wash, do not bleach, do not steam the quilting flat. The piping is PVC, so avoid solvents on it.

Ordering as a distributor

Order by code, one line per code. Up to five codes can share a 20GP without a mixed-container surcharge.

We send the colour card as a PDF with the codes printed on it, so the order can be raised from the card without a second email. Sample sets are available in any in-stock code; the sample is charged and credited against the first bulk order.

Request a quote

Send the model, the year, the codes you want and the quantity per code. We reply with FOB pricing, the panel count for that model, carton dimensions and CBM within one working day.