These Halloween car headrest covers are a pair of elastic printed covers that pull over the two front headrests, so the seats show a printed character to anyone in the back of the car. They suit anyone decorating for Halloween and make an easy gift for a driver who likes a joke. Each cover is 28 × 26 cm (11.0 × 10.2 in), and you pick one of six prints.
The house is decorated, and the car isn’t
The porch has its pumpkins and the window has its spider. Then you get in the car to drive to the party, and it looks like every other day of the year.
Window clings, or nothing at all
For most people, decorating the car stops at a window cling or two, or never starts. Anything stuck to the paint is out of the question, and the inside of the car stays plain.
How the Halloween car headrest covers work
Each cover is a printed sleeve of elastic synthetic-fiber fabric. Pull it down over a front headrest, smooth it straight, and the print faces the back seat. Take it off the same way when the season is over. The pack holds two covers with the same print, one for each front seat. The supplier’s drawing gives each cover as 28 cm (11.0 in) wide and 26 cm (10.2 in) tall; it gives no stretch range. More for the car is in car accessories.
What it does well
- Halloween car decorations without tools. Two covers, pulled on by hand, with nothing stuck to the car.
- Scary car decorations or funny ones. Three prints are spooky, two are silly and the skull sits in between, so you can pick for your passengers.
- One cover for each front seat. The pair goes on the driver’s and the passenger’s headrest.
- Printed headrest covers you can take off. They come off the same way they went on.
Specifications
| In the pack | Two covers, same print |
|---|---|
| Size (each) | 28 cm (11.0 in) wide × 26 cm (10.2 in) tall, as the supplier draws it; no stretch range given |
| Material | Elastic synthetic-fiber fabric |
| Prints | Ghost Face (H01): a pale, ghostly face. Red Eye (H02): a giant red eye. Ape (H03): an ape in sunglasses and headphones. Grin (H04): a pale, wide-grinning face. Biker (H05): a bearded man in a beanie, sunglasses and headphones. Skull (H06): a skull in a red cap with its tongue out |
Who it suits — and who it doesn’t
It suits anyone who wants the car in on the Halloween decorating, and a driver who would enjoy a joke on the front seats; the Ape and Biker prints work beyond October too. It is for front headrests of roughly the cover’s size; a very large or unusually shaped headrest may not fit, and a small one may look loose.
Questions people ask
Will these headrest covers fit my car?
Measure first. Compare the width and height of your headrest with the cover’s 28 × 26 cm (11.0 × 10.2 in). The covers are elastic, but the supplier gives no stretch range, so a headrest much bigger than that may not fit.
Do I get two covers?
Yes. Each option is a pair in the same print, one for each front headrest.
Which prints are scary?
Ghost Face (H01), Red Eye (H02) and Grin (H04) are the spooky ones. Ape (H03) and Biker (H05) are funny rather than frightening, and Skull (H06), with its red cap and tongue out, is somewhere in between.
Worth knowing before you order
Not every print is a horror face, so check the option photos before you pick; the print is chosen in the product’s option list. Fit depends on your headrest: covers like these can feel tight on big headrests and loose on small ones. If you want them for Halloween night, check the delivery estimate on this page against the date before you order.
Bring the car into the party
The decorations go up every October, and the car is usually left out. This puts it in the party. It travels in weeks rather than days — the estimate on this page is the real carrier quote. If it isn’t right for you, our returns and refund policy explains what happens next.
