This cover is attached to an outdoor chair with a backrest using a flame-retardant bore, a new material that absorbs Alberton's infrared rays and generates heat. The Boa is a reproduction of the standard when it was produced in the United States in 1950. It uses Kanekalon, a flame-retardant material used in high-end faux fur in Europe, so you can experience a soft and high-quality touch. The image can be mounted on a chair with a width of 570 × a depth of 720 × a height of 610 mm when in use. It is made of knit material and is shrinkable, so it is versatile. In addition, since it uses flame-retardant modacrylic fiber material Protex, it is safe even in front of a bonfire. In addition, since it absorbs the infrared rays of the bonfire and generates heat, there was an 11°C difference compared to other materials in the quality test in PRODUCT B4. It is a high-performance material. How to wash ・ Wash alone in a washing net at 30°C in a weak washing machine. ・ Weak aperture ・ Hanging in the shade * Precautions: Do not bleach, tumble dry, or iron. Country of Origin All materials and sewing made in Japan ■ Raw materials and ingredients 20% polyester Modacrylic 80% ■ Precautions / Others *The image is for illustrative purposes only. Only one chair cover will be delivered.