Abstract: A vehicle seat for improving the workability of installation work of a side finisher is provided. Since displacement of the side finisher in up-down and left-right directions is restricted with a guide projection engaged with a guide hole (with the guide projection slid to the end position), relative positions between the claws and the fitting holes can be generally determined by the guide projection being slid to the rear side along the guide hole. In contrast, since the claws and the fitting holes are not formed on the front side of the guide projection, relative positions between these fitting portions only need to be adjusted only on the rear side of the guide projection. Since this can facilitate the fitting of the claws into the fitting holes while adjusting relative positions between the claws and the fitting holes, the workability of installation work of the side finisher can be improved.

Abstract: In a vehicle seat, a back pad outer skin covering a surface of a back pad includes a first portion covering a surface of one part, including a side face, of a bolster pad part, and second portions covering a surface of another part that is different from the one part of the bolster pad part. A bound part is formed by binding to each other mutually adjacent end parts of the first portion and the second portions and extremity parts of expansive force transmission webbings having base portions fixed to a frame, the bound part being capable of breaking when an airbag is made to expand. A non-stretchable cloth member is disposed on a reverse side of specific outer skin portions, covering a front face of the bolster pad part, of the second portions.

Abstract: In a vehicle seat, a back pad outer skin covering a surface of a back pad includes a first portion covering a surface of one part, including a side face, of a bolster pad part, and second portions covering a surface of another part that is different from the one part of the bolster pad part. A bound part is formed by binding to each other mutually adjacent end parts of the first portion and the second portions and extremity parts of expansive force transmission webbings having base portions fixed to a frame, the bound part being capable of breaking when an airbag is made to expand. A non-stretchable cloth member is disposed on a reverse side of specific outer skin portions, covering a front face of the bolster pad part, of the second portions.