Dragon Ball Car Floor Mats

FAQ - Dragon Ball Car Floor Mats

Do Dragon Ball floor mats fit every car?

Every floor is different, so there’s no one answer that applies to all vehicles. Measure the area where the mat will sit, length and width, and compare with the dimensions listed on each product page before choosing.

Does a Dragon Ball mat protect the vehicle’s floor?

Placed at the foot of the seats or in the trunk, the mat takes the dirt, gravel and water brought on board instead of the original carpeting. How durable it is depends on its material, specified on each product page.

How do you clean a Dragon Ball floor mat?

Take it out of the car and shake it out regularly to get rid of dust and gravel. For a more thorough clean, follow the instructions for its material on each product page. Let it dry completely before putting it back.

What designs are available?

Two emblems from the saga: the Kame symbol of the school where the Kamehameha is taught, and the Majin M. The Kame symbol comes as a floor mat and a trunk mat, the Majin symbol as a floor mat. These are symbols, not character portraits.

Can the mat slide under the pedals?

On the driver’s side, always lay the mat completely flat and never stack it on top of another mat. Before driving off, check that nothing rides up toward the pedals, and repeat this check after every cleaning. For how each model stays in place, refer to its product page.

Can I match the mat with other Dragon Ball car accessories?

Yes: the Kame symbol comes as both a floor mat and a trunk mat, so you can coordinate the front and back of the car. For the rest of the interior, the store also offers Dragon Ball Car Sunshades and Dragon Ball Seat Belt Covers, each in its own collection.

Dragon Ball Car Floor Mats - Majin Emblem

A Dragon Ball car floor mat comes down to two criteria: the emblem, and where it’s going to go. No character portraits here: it’s the saga’s symbols that settle in at the foot of the seats or in the trunk, right where shoes, bags and everything else the road brings on board end up.

KAME OR MAJIN, TWO EMBLEMS OF THE SAGA 🐉

Kame means turtle in Japanese. The emblem is that of the Kame School, which students wear on their training gi, and it leads straight back to Kame House and learning the Kamehameha. The Majin M tells the other side of the story: it’s the mark that appears on the foreheads of fighters who fall under the sway of Majin magic, when their dark side takes over. Two symbols, two moods — choose according to your side.

FLOOR MAT OR TRUNK MAT 🚗

This collection covers two spots. Inside the cabin, the floor mat catches the mud, gravel and water from your shoes: it comes with the Kame symbol and with the Majin symbol. In the trunk, the trunk mat takes the gym bags, groceries and suitcases: it’s available with the Kame symbol. So if you want a matching interior from front to back, the Kame symbol is the one that lets you coordinate both.

FITTING IT RIGHT ON THE DRIVER’S SIDE 📏

Before ordering, measure your floor where the mat will sit, both length and width, and compare with the information on each product page. When installing, one rule has no exceptions: never stack one mat on top of another. Remove the old one, lay the new one completely flat, then check that nothing rides up toward the pedals before you start driving. Repeat this check every time you put it back after cleaning.

KEEPING IT CLEAN, TRIP AFTER TRIP 🧽

Take the mat out of the car and shake it out regularly: that gets rid of most of the dust and gravel, especially in winter when mud builds up. For a deeper clean, the right method depends on the material, listed on each product page. Either way, let it dry completely before putting it back, so you don’t trap moisture against the floor.

Kame symbol or Majin M, cabin or trunk: find your Dragon Ball car floor mat. 🐢

Muddy soles after training? Our Dragon Ball car floor mats welcome them under the Kame symbol, carried all the way to the trunk, or under the Majin M, if you're ready to own your dark side behind the wheel.

You won't be making the trip on the Flying Nimbus, so treat the rest of the cabin right: Dragon Ball car sunshades to block the sun beating down on the windshield, and a Dragon Ball seat belt cover to soften the strap on your shoulder.