Measure Once. Fit Perfectly
Use our simple measuring guides to choose. The correct size for your custom cushion

Use Inches
Enter your measurements in inches for the most accurate fit.

Measure the Space
For new cushions, measure the furniture area where the cushion will sit.

Measure the Insert
For covers only, measure the existing insert itself.
Choose Your Cushion Type
Select the guide that matches your furniture style.

Bench Cushions
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Chair Cushions
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Chaise Lounge Cushions
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Outdoor Furniture Covers
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Patio Set Cushions
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Window Seat Cushions
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What to Measure
Length: Measure the full back area from left to right.
Width: Measure from the top of the seat cushion to the desired top edge of the back cushion.
Thickness: Measure the thickness of the existing insert.
Best Practice
For a clean tailored fit, measure the insert itself if you are ordering only the cover. If the insert is soft fiber, gently shape it before measuring.
Chair Cushions
Chair Seat Cushions
What to Measure
Length:Measure the full seating area from left to right where the cushion will sit.
Width:Measure from the front edge of the chair seat to the back edge.
Thickness:Measure from bottom to top for your desired finished cushion thickness.
Best Practice
Measure the open chair seat area, not the full chair frame. For the cleanest fit, measure only the usable seating surface where the cushion will rest.
If the chair has arms or side rails, measure the inside seating area between them so the cushion fits properly without being too tight.
Chair Back Cushions
What to Measure
Length:Measure the full back area from left to right where the cushion will sit.
Width:Measure from the lower starting point of the back cushion to the desired top edge.
Thickness:Measure from bottom to top for your desired finished cushion thickness.
Best Practice
For the cleanest fit, measure the exact finished cushion size you want from edge to edge.
Important Note
If you will use a seat cushion, include its thickness when deciding where the back cushion should start. The back cushion should begin above the seat cushion, not from the bare seat surface, unless that is the look you want.
Chaise Lounge Cushions
What to Measure
Length:Measure the full length of the chaise lounge from left to right.
Seat Width:Measure the lower seat section from the front edge to the bend point where the back section begins.
Back Width:Measure the back section from the bend point to the top edge of the chaise back.
Thickness:Measure from bottom to top for your desired finished cushion thickness.
Best Practice
For the most accurate fit, measure the chaise frame in the position you normally use it.
Make sure the bend point is measured correctly. This is where the seat section and back section meet, and it determines how the cushion will sit on the chaise lounge.
Outdoor Furniture Covers
What to Measure
Length: Left to right.
Width: Front to back.
Thickness: Bottom to top.
Best Practice
For a clean tailored fit, measure the insert itself if you are ordering only the cover.
Patio Set Cushions
What to Measure
Length:Measure the full back area from left to right where the cushion will sit.
Width:Measure from the lower starting point of the back cushion to the desired top edge.
Thickness:Measure from bottom to top for your desired finished cushion thickness.
Best Practice
For the cleanest fit, measure the exact finished cushion size you want from edge to edge.
Important Note
If you will use a seat cushion, include its thickness when deciding where the back cushion should start. The back cushion should begin above the seat cushion, not from the bare seat surface, unless that is the look you want.
Patio Seat Cushions
What to Measure
Length:Measure the full seating area from left to right where the cushion will sit.
Width:Measure from the front edge of the patio seat to the back edge.
Thickness:Measure from bottom to top for your desired finished cushion thickness.
Best Practice
For the cleanest tailored fit, measure only the usable seating surface where the cushion will rest.
Window Seat Cushions
What to Measure
Length:Measure the full window seat area from left to right where the cushion will sit.
Width:Measure from the front edge of the window seat to the back edge, up to the wall or window frame.
Thickness:Measure from bottom to top for your desired finished cushion thickness.
Best Practice
Measure the open window seat area, not an old cushion. For the cleanest tailored fit, measure only the usable surface where the cushion will rest.
If the cushion will sit between walls, side panels, trim, or a built-in frame, measure the inside space carefully so the cushion fits smoothly without being forced into place.
Choose by Shape
Select the guide that matches your cushion shape.

Rectangle
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Triangle
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Round
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Trapezoid
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L-Shape
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Curved
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Length
Measure from the left edge to the right edge of the seating area. This is the longest side of your cushion.
Width
Measure from the front edge to the back edge of the seating area. This determines the depth of your cushion.
Thickness
Measure from the bottom to the top of your desired cushion height. Choose the thickness based on your comfort preference and the look you want to achieve.
Triangle
Side Length
Measure one side of the triangle from corner to corner.
Thickness
Measure from the bottom to the top of your desired cushion height. This is the finished thickness of your cushion and can be selected based on your comfort preference and the look you want.
Measure straight across the cushion area from one edge to the opposite edge, passing through the center. This is the full diameter of your round cushion.
Thickness
Measure from the bottom to the top of your desired cushion height. This is the finished thickness of your cushion and can be selected based on your comfort preference and the overall look you want to achieve.
Round
Diameter
Measure straight across the cushion area from one edge to the opposite edge, passing through the center. This is the full diameter of your round cushion.
Thickness
Measure from the bottom to the top of your desired cushion height. This is the finished thickness of your cushion and can be selected based on your comfort preference and the overall look you want to achieve.
Trapezoid
Front Length
Measure the front edge of the seating area from one corner to the other. This is typically the longer side of the trapezoid.
Back Length
Measure the back edge from corner to corner. This is the side opposite the front length and is often shorter.
Width
Measure the distance from the front edge to the back edge, straight through the center of the cushion. This determines the overall depth of the seat.
Side
Measure the angled side from the front corner to the back corner. If both sides are not identical, please provide both side measurements for the most accurate fit.
Thickness
Measure from the bottom to the top of your desired cushion height. This is the finished thickness of your cushion and can be selected based on your comfort preference and the look you want to achieve.
L-Shape
Back Length
Measure the full back edge of the cushion from one end to the other. This is the longest rear section of the L-shape.
Front Length
Measure the front section from the outer front corner to the inner corner where the shape turns. This determines the length of the front extension.
Left Width
Measure from the back edge to the front edge on the left side of the cushion. This gives the depth of the left section.
Right Width
Measure from the back edge to the front edge on the right side of the cushion. This gives the depth of the right section.
Thickness
Measure from the bottom to the top of your desired cushion height. This is the finished thickness of your cushion and can be selected based on your comfort preference and the overall look you want to achieve.
Curved
Front Length
Measure the straight front edge of the cushion area from one front corner to the other. This is the front-facing length of your cushion.
Back Length
Measure the straight back edge from one back corner to the other, just before the curved section begins. This helps define the rear width of the cushion.
Width
Measure the side depth from the front edge to the back edge along the side of the cushion. This shows how deep the cushion is from front to back.
Middle Width
Measure from the center of the front edge to the highest point of the curved back. This is important for capturing the full depth of the curve.
Thickness
Measure from the bottom to the top of your desired cushion height. This is the finished thickness of your cushion and can be selected based on your comfort preference and the overall look you want.
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