Loose-filled fabric pillows stuffed with fibre — the budget cousin of engineered covers: no pattern, just a bag wired around the component.
Quick fixes and one-offs. Honest assessment: cheaper upfront than engineered covers, but fit is approximate (gaps = hot spots), no defined closure, and they rarely survive removal — most are single-use in practice. For components opened more than once, an engineered, snap-closed cover pays for itself.
Standard: no dedicated standard — quality varies wildly by fabricator; ASTM C1695 covers the engineered category.