Carbon Collective Supreme Stretch Fitted Indoor Car Cover
Carbon Collective Supreme Stretch Fitted Indoor Car Cover – Limited Edition Run
Our Supreme car covers are ideal for keeping your pride and joy dust & debris free, whilst remaining breathable.
Whether you are storing your car inside over winter or you want to keep a car dust-free in between the polishing and ceramic coating stages on a long detail, our super soft covers ensure that your car is protected without the risk of marring, the super soft fabric is safe on even the softest of paints.
Created from Super Stretch Fabric, the car covers fit a wide variety of vehicle sizes and shapes, if you are unsure of sizing, we recommend sizing down as the covers are fitted. Additionally, add your car’s make and model into the ‘Order notes’ section at checkout and we will choose the size best suited for your car.
Super Soft 220GSM Woven Stretch Polyester Material
Sizing:
Small Fits – Hatchback – Compact Car
Confirmed fitments: Porsche 911 and 912 up to 964 generation (tighter fit on 964, more loose on earlier models)
Medium Fits – Sports car (Porsche size) – 5 Door Saloon Car
Large Fits – Muscle Car – SUV
*Highlighted fitments mention specific auto makers used for reference purposes only
$185.00$199.99
Care & Specs
Proper Care
To maintain peak performance, follow these care tips:
- Wash with a microfiber-safe detergent (no fabric softeners or bleach)
- Hang dry or tumble dry on low heat—high heat will damage the fibers
- Avoid drying aids—these can coat the fibers and reduce absorbency
Spec:
Size: 90 x 70 cm (35" x 27")
Manufactured by KLiN Korea
🧵 Pull-off tag for a scratch-free experience
📦 20 towels per case
🗑️ No expensive packaging
Experience the real deal—a towel designed for those who know the difference.
This towel is the product of chasing the highest grade of performance from microfiber. These are expensive to make, and with the performance there needs to be regard for the care of them to keep in optimal condition. For further care info, please refer to this page
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