Loveseats vary more than any other sofa size, from a compact 57 inch frame to a wide 73 inch two-seater. The table below tells you which size to select once you have your width.
| Furniture | Your measurement (inches) | Size to select |
|---|---|---|
| Armchair / 1 seat | 32 to 55 in | 90 x 140 cm |
| Loveseat / 2 seats | 57 to 73 in | 145 x 185 cm |
| Sofa / 3 seats | 75 to 91 in | 190 x 230 cm |
| Extra-large sofa / 4 seats | 93 to 118 in | 235 x 300 cm |
A note on units. Measure your furniture in inches, then use the table above to find the size to select. Our size selector shows centimetres, because that is how covers are manufactured, so the table gives you both.
These names describe the same piece of furniture. What matters is the measurement, not the label. If your frame measures more than 73 inches across, select the three-seat size instead.
A reclining loveseat needs a cover made for recliners: the backrest and footrest move independently, and a fixed cover will pull loose the first time the seat is reclined.
| If your priority is | Look for | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| A small room | Light, smooth finish | A heavy texture makes a compact sofa look bulkier. |
| Pets | Dense woven jacquard | Resists claws far better than a loose knit. |
| Frequent washing | Polyester blend | Holds its shape and dries quickly. |
Select the three-seat size. Stretch fabric takes up the slack, whereas the two-seat size would pull at the arms.
No. A chaise is longer and open at one end. Use a chaise longue cover.
No. Buy the size that matches each frame. Many customers buy both in the same fabric so the room stays consistent.
Send us your measurements at support@frenchcovers.com and we will tell you which size to order. Include the width across the arms, the depth of the seat and a photo of the piece if you can. It takes us a minute and saves you a return.