Christopher Knight Home Jamaica Outdoor Water Resistant Foam Chaise Lounge Cushion, Cream, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

These cushions are amazing, especially for the price! So cute and comfortable and very water resistant. The water just stays on the surface of the fabric. The orange color is exactly as pictured.

These cushions are a perfect replacement! They are comfortable and classy.

When I took this out of the package, the color and touch both seemed expensive, matching it's pricey $90 for one cushion. It did resist water from my dogs' wet feet. The cover is removable to be machine washed which is great. However, one of the zippers were very difficult to open, because the material on the inside had a raw edge and not sewed in. The material happens to be the kind that has lots of frayed strands so those are unavoidably trapped inside zippers making them difficult. For $90 I don't think there should be these problems

Plan on buying them again.

This cushion fits my lounge hair perfectly. It stays in place pretty well with corners to tuck around the top of the chair and a strap to Velcro on the bottom. It seems pretty water resistant and didn’t get too hot in the sun. I would recommend it

The color was beautiful and the fit was perfect for my lounge chair, but when i washed it, the seams started to fall apart. When I was putting the foam pillows back into the cover, I could see all the fabric unraveling/ fraying inside which caused many of the seams to fall apart. The seams should have been finished off with some kind of a blanket stitch to help save the integrity of the fabric. I ended up throwing the whole thing away and will have to find a new one.

These cushions have what could be a good quality design that’s been cost reduced until it isn’t functional, it’s best thought of as disposable like a party decoration or set-dressing. I’d be a fan of the product if it was produced without compromising the design even if it cost 170% or 200% of the current price for this cushion in cream, not ivory, made with high density foam, a good zipper to allow the cover to be washed, and a heavier weight fabric with a tighter weave made with good UV resistance in the fiber. The cushion’s features for attaching to the chair is a complete success. Head-end cap corners with the waist (hinge) and foot strap bands secured with color matched hook-and-loop fasteners attach the cushions to the chair well and they don’t spoil the clean modern lines. By comparison, traditional ties attached with bow knots look like 6 ratty little troll dolls were tie wrapped to the chair frame. The cushions are ivory, not cream - because it’s one of the China Inc. Supply Chain colors this year. Actually producing them in cream to match the frame colors of the brand’s patio chairs would have meant ordering custom dyed fabric, which costs a little more and adds a lot of lead time, warehousing, and inventory management. The foam inside the cushion is very soft, because the lowest density foam uses the least elastomer (rubber) so it’s the cheapest way to fill the volume. It’s suited to a small child or an adult in lowest 10% of the weight range for their height - it provides no cushioning for more than 80% of adults. The cushion looks right by it self. The cushion looks comfortable with a photo model on it. They’re just right as set-dressing for a resort photo shoot. The cushions are a full box stitched design with vertical panels, which means 6 fabric panels instead of 2 and 12 seams instead of 4 - a little more fabric and 3x the labor. That’s as much as shows in the resort photo-shoot so that’s where the cost-cutting started … There are no zippers to allow the covers to be removed and washed - they’ll become increasingly soiled with use until they’re discarded, Even the lightest weight nylon loop zipper would make them usable for a season or two. The polyester fabric itself isn’t intended for a cushion that’s used outdoors. Polyester isn’t durable in sunlight like nylon and a few other synthetics, it needs UV protection. There is famous brand that makes an expensive UV protected polyester outdoor fabric - this fabric isn’t their product. They layer the synthetics in the strands of the fiber to UV protect the core. This fabric fades because it doesn’t have UV protection for the dye color or for the strength of the polyester strands. The thread weight and thread count of the woven cloth are too low to be durable. The threads are more likely to break and tear and the weave isn’t a tight enough for a water repellent to be enough to keep water out well, but applying a high quality repellent would help. The fabric isn’t open enough to allow it to dry rapidly, so once they get wet they will need to be somewhere with low humidity or they’ll stay damp until they mildew. So to sum up, these are a really sharp looking design - the perfect patio lounge cushions for showing a house that’s on the market, for dressing up a place for a special party, for a photo-shoot, or for really anything that doesn’t involve repeated use or anyone with a BMI higher than helium. As I said in the opening paragraph I’d pay as much as twice the price for the same cushion in cream, not ivory, made with high density foam, a good zipper to allow the cover to be washed, and a heavier weight fabric with a tighter weave made with good UV resistance in the fiber.

These appear to be very well made, and they look very nice. They are a bit thin but still comfortable. Time will tell as far as durability here in the Arizona sun. Overall, good buy .