Upright Piano Covers

Welcome to our premium collection of upright piano covers, proudly manufactured in the United States. Crafted with utmost care and attention to detail by our seamstresses with decades of experience, these vertical piano covers offer unparalleled style and protection for your upright piano. Available in a variety of materials including vinyl, mackintosh, and quilted fabric, our covers are designed to shield your instrument from dust, sunlight, dampness, and external damage. All covers are custom tailored to ensure a perfect fit for your instrument, keeping it safe and sound for years to come.

Our upright piano covers are full-length--they are not a piece of fabric that covers only the top of the piano. Remember that an upright piano is measured by its overall height, from the floor to the very top of the lid.

Our goal is to make the best-fitting cover possible for your piano. Unlike grand pianos, which are all very similar in height and width and only need to be measured for length, upright pianos can differ in size significantly from one model to the next. To get a proper-fitting cover, you will need to take 6 different measurements of your piano. We have included a diagram below to help you out.

Note: These upright piano covers will be made custom to the measurements you provide, and thus they are not returnable. So please be careful when taking down your piano measurements (it never hurts to measure twice).

Back Slit Option:

We can custom add a slit/opening to the back of your vertical piano cover, which goes approximately halfway up the cover. This will make it easier to take the cover on and off the piano, and is a popular option for those with taller or larger uprights, or if your piano is up against the wall.

How to order:
1). Select the height of your upright piano from the drown-down menu.
2). Choose your desired material.
3). Enter the manufacturer's name and the model of your piano if you have it (we may already have a pattern of it, allowing us to make a better fitting cover).
4). Enter the measurements (in inches) in the corresponding boxes at the top of the page, of the diagram below.