Patio Furniture Pillows

Measure the chair or cushion width and depth before buying; common sizes are 16–24 inches square for seat/back pillows. Choose polyester or polyfill for affordable, resilient support and down or down-alternative fills if you want softer loft and better shape retention

Look for solution-dyed acrylic, polyester, or olefin fabrics labeled UV- or fade-resistant and water-repellent; seams should be double-stitched with a zipper or velcro closure so covers can be removed for cleaning

Spot-clean most spills quickly with mild soap and water; detachable covers can usually be machine-washed on a gentle cycle and air-dried, while foam inserts should be rinsed and fully dried before reinserting to prevent mold

Prices vary by size, fabric, and fill: budget options are commonly under $50, mid-range around $50–$120, and designer or specialty outdoor pillows can cost more; the category average price is about (price varies)

Few pillows are fully weatherproof; many are water-resistant and UV-treated for outdoor use but should be stored or covered during heavy rain, snow, or prolonged wet conditions to extend life and prevent mold

Choose durable, fade-resistant fabrics and test swatches if possible; coordinate by selecting one or two accent colors plus a neutral base, and consider pattern scale so larger prints suit larger seating areas and smaller prints suit chairs

Pillows are sold individually and in sets; when buying sets, confirm the number, sizes, and whether inserts are included, and check that fabric, care instructions, and fade resistance match across pieces for consistent wear