Made-to-measure covers for the Jaguar Mark VII

The workshop holds the pattern of the Jaguar Mark VII (1950 to 1956). Three covers are cut from it, one per fabric: choose by where the car sleeps.

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Which fabric for your Jaguar Mark VII?

Car under a Urban cover, seen from the sideWaterproof99 % UV-blockingBreathable
  • Black

Outside, all year round

Urban

Our outdoor cover, the only one of the three that is waterproof and UV-resistant. It protects the car from rain, frost and direct sun: if the car sleeps outside, even one night a week, this is the cover it needs.

Price for your model 490 € · 1 colour

Choose Urban
Car under a Lycra cover, seen from the sideMirror pocketsVery stretchyHard-wearing
  • Black
  • Anthracite grey
  • Navy blue
  • French blue
  • Red
  • Burgundy

In the garage, used often

Lycra

An indoor cover, light and stretch: it goes on and comes off in seconds. The cover of museums and motor shows, the one handled every day, against dust and fine scratches.

Price for your model 335 € · 6 colours

Choose Lycra
Car under a Jersey cover, seen from the sideMirror pocketsBreathable polyesterDense knit
  • Black
  • Midnight blue
  • Red
  • British green

In the garage, all winter

Jersey

An indoor cover in breathable polyester with a scratch-free lining. On in November, off in April: it protects the car through long storage, without trapping condensation against the body.

Price for your model 510 € · 4 colours

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Jaguar Mark VII: in the catalogue

Years 1950 to 1956

This version belongs to the Jaguar Mark and S-Type family, which counts 6 versions in the catalogue. The others: Jaguar Mark V Drophead Coupé (1948 to 1951), Jaguar Mark IX (1958 to 1961), Jaguar Mark 2 (1959 to 1967), Jaguar Mark X “Mark 10” (1961 to 1970) and Jaguar S-Type (1963-1968) (1963 to 1968).

Each cover is cut to the pattern of its own version: the cover of the Jaguar Mark VII does not fit another generation or another body. If you are unsure, your registration document settles it, and the workshop checks the model before cutting.