Breathable material. I hate a swetty back & hot vinyl when wearing shorts.

 

Has to work w/ the factory side air bags and either not lose the factory rear pocket or have a good replacement, and as others have said they have to fit snug. I bought the Smittybilt ones and sent them back. Tan canvas in a color about the same as my factory tan leather seats and only a partial seat cover would be preferable to me.

 

IMHO there are plenty of "tactical" interior accessory offerings on the market already. How about heading off in a different direction and making something new, unique and different? Something not offered by anyone else:
-Replacement door panels- Leather/vinyl upholstered with larger/multiple storage compartments and generous arm rests.
-Roll bar padding kits in different color and material choices.
-Captain's style swivel leather seats with fold-up arm rests, heat, pump-up lumbar supports and huge storage pockets on back.
-Center console and dash coverings in a variety of colors and materials.
-???

 

all great ideas man! i will pitch them all to him and see what we can come up with.

Thanks for thinking outside of the box!

 

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Don't use neoprene
Maybe a material easy to clean.

I had a set of SmittyBilt covers. I liked them and used the heck out of all the pouches. The only prob I had with them was the leg room in the rear seat area was diminished 'cause of the pouches! oh, and they faded in the sun....

 

Add that to my list!!

 

I personally really like the look of these seats.

I guess though, I am not sure if they are covers or not...that being said, if they were, I would buy these. From the photos the fit and materials look incredible.

(Note: these pictures were taken from a Starwood Motors Jeep I saw online).

 

I have a friend who is making me some with cordura 550.