Details at a Glance
- Overall Dimensions: 24 in. W x 6 in. D x 12 in. H
- Material: 100% Solution Dyed Sunbrella Acrylic
- Color/Finish: Onyx (Black)
- Weight: 3.0 lbs
- Weather Protection: Fade-resistant, water-resistant
- Closure: Hidden zipper
- Design: Removable cover and insert
- Country of Origin: Handcrafted in California, USA
- Care: Spot clean; removable cover for easy maintenance
Patio furniture needs cushions that won't bleach out after a single summer or soak through when a storm rolls in. This 24x12-inch weather-resistant lumbar pillow is handcrafted in California from 100% solution-dyed Sunbrella acrylic -- the same commercial-grade fabric resorts use -- and built to take full sun, rain, and humidity without fading or mildewing. The Outdoor Copeland Lumbar Pillow in Onyx available at Uptown Sebastian with free shipping delivers lower-back support on lounge chairs, sectionals, and porch swings, with a hidden zipper so you can pull the cover and insert for seasonal cleaning.
How Is This Pillow Actually Built?
Each pillow is hand-cut and sewn to order in California, using solution-dyed Sunbrella acrylic where the color is locked into the fiber before the fabric is woven -- that's what makes it resist UV fade up to eight times longer than standard outdoor textiles. The removable cover wraps around a separate insert, and a hidden zipper keeps the closure invisible while you're relaxing and simple when you need to clean it. It's the same construction commercial hospitality projects rely on, scaled to backyard use.
What Can You Choose on This Piece?
The Copeland lumbar ships in the onyx colorway shown -- a versatile black that anchors neutral schemes and pairs cleanly with modern or coastal outdoor furniture. If you're looking for other weather-resistant options in different hues or textures, our outdoor pillows collection carries coordinating cushions you can layer onto the same seating.
How Soon Will It Arrive?
This pillow ships in 48-72 hours. Because it's a quick-ship item rather than a built-to-order piece, you'll have it on your chairs by the weekend. Free standard curbside delivery is included to the continental USA; optional white-glove in-room placement and packaging removal are available upon request for an additional fee.
Where Should You Use a Lumbar Pillow Outdoors?
Position it on sectionals in full-sun patios where UV exposure is constant, or tuck it into the curve of a lounge chair on your deck. The 24-inch width fits standard outdoor sofas and provides ergonomic lower-back support on benches and porch swings. Layer it with larger square cushions from our custom outdoor range, or pair it with seating from our outdoor chaise lounges collection for a cohesive look. For ideas on pulling together a complete outdoor room, see our guide to outdoor living spaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are Sunbrella pillows worth the cost?
- Sunbrella pillows resist fading up to eight times longer than standard outdoor fabrics and repel water and mildew, making them cost-effective for full-sun and high-humidity environments where cheaper cushions would need replacing every season.
- What makes a pillow weather-resistant?
- Weather-resistant pillows use solution-dyed acrylic or polyester fabrics where color is locked into the fiber before weaving, so UV rays and moisture can't degrade the material or cause fade the way printed or after-dyed fabrics do.
- Can outdoor pillows get rained on?
- The Copeland pillow's Sunbrella fabric repels water and dries quickly, though covering or storing pillows during extended rain periods extends their lifespan and keeps them looking newer longer.
- Can I remove the cover to clean it?
- Yes -- the hidden zipper lets you pull both the cover and the insert for spot cleaning or seasonal storage.
- Where is this pillow made?
- Each pillow is handcrafted in California and hand-cut and sewn to order in the USA.
- Do outdoor pillows fade in the sun?
- Solution-dyed Sunbrella acrylic resists UV fade significantly better than printed or dyed-after-weaving fabrics, so the onyx color stays true through seasons of direct sunlight.