How can I keep my couch slipcovers in place?

You can adhere Velcro to the underside of the slipcover and the couch. Place them in a few strategic spots, and you should be slip-free

i agree with hillela, you can get sticky back velcro from most haberdashery stores that should do the trick x

There are these wonderful things called "Bed Skirt Pins" and those would fix you right up. They have the corkscrew/button type; a small 2" bar type and a "T" type. Amazon carries all of them. They are "pins" so they might not work for the material you have - just giving some options

I have used the corkscrew type on many things and they always worked. At discount stores and fabric stores, look for upholstery pins. same spiral. Good luck.

there is a product that i put under throw rugs to keep them from "walking" looks like screening ie has little open squares, and i cut it to fit under the rugs. had to have been at at a big box store....near the throw rugs. it worked on the faux leather car seats as well to stabilize the kiddo seats. it should work on the couch to keep the cover in place.

Thank you for the Idea! I tried velcro, it pulled off the faux with all the pulling happening w /sitting, I added elastic to the cover in strategic places, it would "pop" off with any pressure, I tucked rolled newspapers into the creases, which the kids and hubby love to pull out and play swords with...... I am heading to the store to give the rug holder a shot, I'll let you know how it holds up.

It's hard to make them stay with kids and pets. If your couch is real leather, google real leather repair because if it hasn't gone too far, you can mend it. I wish I had found it sooner. I used a pool noodle shoved between the seat and back space..cut it if it's too thick...but it does need to be tight to work.

Slip a stiff cardboard between the arm and the cushion. About 3 or 4 inches wide and almost as long as the arm.

Hi! My mom always had slipcovers and this is what she used. They really work, if you screw them into the frame. Stay safe!

https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00Q87O00U/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_XnWZFbXREPRP2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

You could always use Velcro to get the slipcover to stay in place.

Dollar Tree has woven rubber kitchen drawer liners, that is great to keep stuff in place, I put it under my door mats. Or go to Lowes, Home Depot etc and get the underlayment for carpet or flooring.

There are leather repair kits that would do the job, take a look at Amazon. That is what I would do, it is amazing the leather furniture repairs you can do with them. Another alternative is to check out a car upholstery shop and see what they recommend. I have never been able to win the battle of the wills with slipcovers.