Soft Tops

Top down is the ideal Jeep operating mode, but when the skies darken and the temperatures drop, you depend on your soft top to provide a dry and comfortable cabin, and to look sharp doing it. But with weathering, age and use, your soft top can become torn, tattered and faded, with leaking seams, broken zippers, and cloudy windows, and hardware that is bent, broken, loose, or binding. You end up with a top that neither looks nor works well.

If your Jeep’s top fits the description above, check out the many replacement options we offer on the page before you. We have fabric only factory style replacement tops if your existing hardware is in good shape, as well as complete replacement tops that include fabric, hardware, and windows. Plus we have many ways you can upgrade your top with fabrics like sailcloth and black twill, and features like a fold-back sunroof.

Regardless of the style or features you choose, you can count on quality construction for long lasting durability. All seams are heat sealed to prevent leaks, industrial strength thread is used for stitching, heavy-duty zippers ensure secure assembly and easy disassembly, windows are DOT approved, and hardware is powder coated. Although selection varies according to top and manufacturer, most are available in a range of colors and textures, including factory shades so you can color match your vehicle. Some tops come with upper door skins and/or door surrounds.

Although we also have soft tops for many similar SUVs, most of our soft tops are made for Jeep Wranglers and their CJ predecessors. We have replacement tops and upgrade options for classic Jeeps from the 50s and 60s right up to the newest Wrangler JK models. Our classic Jeep tops have the traditional styling and features you want, but made with modern manufacturing techniques and materials. With our late model offerings you can stay with a stock appearance or go custom. Try a multi-ply sailcloth fabric top and experience a quieter ride, or go with black twill for unsurpassed luxury.

We have tops with hinges that allow the front section to fold back, for a sunroof effect that allows open air driving without having to put the entire top down. Or go for a fastback look with the Trektop, which needs a minimal amount of hardware and uses the sport bars for support. And if you’re a die-hard that likes to drive a topless Jeep year-round, you can carry the emergency top to avoid getting soaked. This PVC fabric top installs quickly and easily with elastic straps, so you and your passengers can be protected from sudden downpours.