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Clipped Bolster Cushion Cover

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Tailored Fit
Tailored Fit
>Easy to Clean
Easy to Clean
Secure Closure
Secure Closure
Breathable
Breathable
Tear Resistant
Tear Resistant
Weatherproof
Weatherproof

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Why Order Outdoor Cushion Covers from ZIPCovers?

  • Crafted with premium Sunbrella Horizon (waterproof marine-grade vinyl) and Sunbrella Canvas (water-repellent outdoor fabric) for durable, all-weather protection.
  • Made by the same skilled team behind ZIPCushions—trusted by 1,000+ 5-star reviews.
  • Every order is personally reviewed by our design experts. If anything looks off in your measurements, we’ll reach out to confirm—ensuring a perfect fit the first time.

Description

The clipped bolster is the tailored cousin of the straight back cushion: instead of a level top, its profile is cut away at an angle, taller at the back and shorter at the front. Designers use it where a backrest border should hold support without blocking the view — yacht cockpits, banquette runs, low lounge walls. A custom clipped bolster cushion cover reproduces that profile from your five measurements, slope and all.

Generic covers are this shape's natural enemy. A level-topped cover forced over clipped foam either tents across the slope or crushes the tall side down to match the short one — both erase the line the cushion was bought for. Five numbers take two extra minutes to measure and preserve the whole design.

In spray range, a waterproof clipped bolster cushion cover in Horizon shrugs off wake and weather alike. Wherever it borders, a replacement clipped bolster cushion cover renews hand-shaped foam for a fraction of what the original upholsterer charged.

Detail pieces deserve matching neighbors — explore the entire cushion cover collection in the same fabric range.

Why Choose Our Custom Clipped Bolster Cushion Covers?

Five Numbers Describe the Whole Profile

Length, two heights, two widths — that's the complete geometry of a clipped bolster. The pattern honors each one, so the slope angle you own is the slope angle you keep.

A Slope Sewn as Its Own Panel

The clipped top isn't fabric stretched between two heights — it's a dedicated panel seamed at both edges. That construction is why the angle stays sharp through seasons of leaning.

Specified for the Spray Zone

Yacht borders and pool-edge banquettes live with mist, splash, and glare. Marine-grade fabric, sealed hardware, and fiber-locked color are the required equipment — and the standard build.

Support in Front, Sightline Behind

The shape exists so a backrest can do its job without walling off the view. A faithful cover keeps the front tall enough to support and the profile low enough to see over.

Hardware on the Base Line

The zipper hides beneath the cushion where it meets the seat — no metal against backs, nothing visible along the border, and the coil stays out of the sun and spray.

Step-by-Step Measuring Guide

• Strip off the old cover and prop the bare foam upright, the way it borders the seat.

• Run the tape along the base for the full length.

• Measure the back height, then the front height — the difference between them is your clip.

• Measure the bottom width at the base, then the top width where the taper finishes.

• Check all five numbers against the foam once more before entering them.

Fabric Information

A clipped bolster is a back-border cushion with its top corner sliced away: the back stands taller than the front, and the top plane slopes — clips — down between them, while the body also tapers from a wider base to a narrower top. Five measurements describe all of it: length, back height, front height, bottom width, and top width. We pattern the sloped top as its own panel and cut the tapered sides as a matched pair, which is what keeps the clip looking machined instead of slumped.

The shape's address book explains the fabric bar: clipped bolsters border yacht benches, frame banquettes, and run along lounge backrests — sun-heavy, spray-adjacent territory. Horizon meets it with marine-grade waterproofing and a face that wipes clean of salt and sunscreen; Canvas offers the woven, solution-dyed alternative for drier installs. Sunbrella's 5-year limited warranty rides on both.

The zipper runs the base line, under the cushion's own footprint — shielded from weather, invisible in place, and corrosion-resistant for the marine settings this shape calls home.

Feature Highlights

• The clipped profile kept: taller at the back, sloping down to a shorter front

• Five order fields — length, back height, front height, bottom width, top width

• Sunbrella Horizon marine vinyl or solution-dyed Sunbrella Canvas

• Borders yacht seating, banquettes, and lounge backrest runs

• The angled top is sewn as its own panel, so the slope stays crisp

• Corrosion-resistant YKK zipper along the base, out of sight and spray

• 5-year limited warranty on either fabric

Frequently Asked Questions

A back-border cushion whose top has been cut away at an angle — taller at the back, shorter at the front, usually tapering from a wide base to a narrower top. It borders yacht seating, banquettes, and lounge backrests.
Five numbers off the bare foam: length along the base, back height, front height, bottom width, and top width. The two heights capture the slope; the two widths capture the taper.
The front. Both stand straight against a frame, but a straight back bolster's sloped front runs from its flat top all the way down to the base — one height, four measurements. A clipped bolster keeps a short vertical front wall, so its top plane slopes between two heights; that fifth measurement is the difference.
It's the shape's home turf. Choose Horizon for full marine duty — waterproof vinyl, corrosion-resistant zipper, wipe-away salt residue — and the border keeps its looks through the season afloat.
Three practical reasons: the slope sheds water instead of pooling it, the lower front edge keeps sightlines open over the backrest, and the angled lean is more comfortable than a square shoulder.
Yes — same Sunbrella lines and colors across both styles. Mix clipped and round bolsters on the same seating and the fabric reads as one family, with the clipped profile as the accent.

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