100 White Spandex Folding Chair Covers for Weddings and Events

I honestly can’t believe how much easier my cousin’s wedding setup became after I grabbed these white spandex chair covers! We planned her whole outdoor reception on a pretty tight budget, and I was kind of dreading the chair situation (those rental prices are ridiculous, by the way).
These covers were such a lifesaver—they slip on super fast with that four-way stretch material. We had about 85 guests, so the 100-pack was perfect with some extras just in case. They fit those standard folding chairs we borrowed from the community center really well—roughly 17.7″ W x 17.7″ D x 35.4″ H, but honestly they’d work for any chair around 15-18 inches wide with a backrest around 33-36 inches.
What I actually loved most were those elastic foot pockets at the bottom. Those things are pretty sturdy and kept everything looking neat throughout the whole event. My aunt was worried about scratching up her patio floor, but these totally protected it. No more chair-dragging noises!
The packaging wasn’t anything fancy, but hey, it got the job done. We stored them in my brother’s garage before the wedding and they didn’t take up much space at all. To be fair, I was a bit worried they’d look cheap in person, but they were surprisingly good quality for what we paid—way better than renting for one day!
They’re made from this 90% polyester and 10% spandex blend that feels pretty substantial—about 200 GSM if that means anything to you. The white color is nice and bright, not that off-white yellowish tone you sometimes get with cheaper fabrics.
Clean-up was way easier than I expected too. We had a small punch spill on one (thanks, flower girl!), but it came right out in the wash. Just tossed them in cold water, tumble dried on low, and they looked good as new. Didn’t even need ironing, which was a huge plus because who has time for that?
I’m definitely hanging onto these for future parties. My sister’s baby shower is coming up in a few months, and these will work perfectly for that too. They’re actually lighter than I thought they’d be—maybe half a pound each?—so they’re not a hassle to store.