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Winter Car Accessories — snowy prints for the cold months

Three prints for the cold half of the year: a snowy clearing, a black-and-white winter forest, and bare filament bulbs glowing on black. Each one is available as seat covers, floor mats or a windshield shade, so the winter look can stay on the seats or spread across the cabin.

Winter is the season that treats a car interior worst — salt under the shoes, grit ground into the carpet, a wet coat thrown on the passenger seat. These prints survive it: the image is dyed into the cover fabric rather than printed on top of it, and bonded beneath the surface of the mat backing, so a hose-down or a cold gentle wash takes the salt off without lifting the artwork. The shade folds back into the sleeve that ships with it and passes the season in a door pocket.

Every piece is produced after the order is placed rather than pulled from stock: six to nine days of production, then two to four weeks of transit, with the tracking number issued at the end of production. The parcel carries the same flat $6 wherever it goes in the United States, free past $100, and 30 days are allowed for a return.

The cold months are a reason to order early, not a reason to pay more. Nothing here is priced by season and no design is retired when the snow melts, so a winter forest bought in January is printed to the same specification the following November. The winter prints above also belong to Anime Car Accessories, Car Seat Covers, Car Floor Mats, Car Sun Shades and Gift Ideas for Car Owners.

Common questions about winter car accessories

Are these prints available all year?

Yes. Nothing in this collection is seasonal stock: the snowy clearing, the winter forest and the bulbs are printed to order in January exactly as they are in December.

Will salt and snow ruin the print?

No. The artwork is dyed into the cover fabric and bonded under the surface of the mats, so salt, grit and a cold gentle wash leave it intact. Hose the mats down or wipe them; hang the covers to dry.

Do the seat covers leave the airbag free?

They do. The cover sits over the headrest and the backrest without covering the deployment path built into the seat, on the driver and the passenger side.