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I usually don’t have luck with cushion covers, but this time I was pleasantly surprised. The stitching is tidy, the fabric feels sturdy yet soft, and customer service even answered a sizing question quickly and clearly. Add to that the smooth delivery, and these Nordic covers felt like a great pick.
When the water glasses arrived, I was relieved to see how carefully they’d been packed;no breaks at all. They feel solid in use and the creative shape adds a fun touch. One of mine had a tiny scratch, which bugged me a little, but overall the brand kept me updated throughout shipping, which helped.
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