1sstheworld Car Center - Japan Car Center Console Cover A35

• Each of our Car Center Console Covers is custom-made to order and handcrafted to the highest quality standards.
• Constructed with high-quality polyester micro-fiber fabric and anti-skid lines and rubber band for maximum durability and comfort.
• A high elastic belt on the back can be fixed on car’s center console. It has super strong tensile and tensile resistance. Designed for quick and easy installation/removal on most car and SUV’s armrests center console – no tools required.
• Protect and keep your car cool with our awesome graphic design.
• Anti-scratch, no need to worry about nails, pat paws, or key scratch.
• Dimensions: 7.5 x 12.3 inches
• Package: Opp bag including Car Center Console Cover x 1pc (no folding)

Due to manual measurement, some difference is unavoidable. Please allow 1-3 cm wrong measurement..

• Orders only can be canceled or modified within 24 hours after being placed. The delivery time will be calculated by the time you confirm the final designs (for customized orders).
• For more detailed information and instructions, please visit our CANCEL/MODIFY ORDER.

• We only accept returns, refunds, and replacements within 15 days of the delivery day shown on the courier's system. Please remember to take a photo/video of the product along with a photo of the QR code/Cover Package lying on a flat surface with good lighting. For more detailed information and instructions, please visit our RETURN & REFUND POLICY.
• We currently accept payment via Visa and MasterCard. Learn more about PAYMENT.

• Free Customization: All our designs are exclusive, and we always assist you with your personal products until you are satisfied with them without any customized fees.
• Satisfaction Guarantee: If you don't like what you have bought or it doesn't fit, send it back for replacement or let us know and we can support the alternative with the best price!
• 24 Hours Response: If you have any questions, concerns, or issues. Reach out to us via admin@1sttheworld.com