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🎁   Get $100(s) in Rivian Rewards points and 3 months free RAN charging by using my  referral code   TODD11893313  when  🛒 ordering a Rivian . Window Templates I've been wanting to camp in my R1S for a while now and slept overnight in it a couple of times as a test.  One thing I needed was a way to block out the sun/street lights.  There are window shades you can order for your R1S, but those just seemed unnecessarily costly.  I decided to draw up some templates that I could use to cut out my own shades and am putting the templates up here for anyone else who wants to do that same. I'm planning on buying collapsible shades for the windshield and sunroof (or maybe just put something on the roof when I camp), so I didn't create templates for those. These are only for the R1S, as I don't have access to an R1T, but the first-row windows should be identical between the two. Printables won't let me publish a page without a model of some sort, so I've also included a model for a clip that can be used to hold the shades in place.  This is especially useful on the trunk shade on the bottom where the gap is too small for the shade to fit.  While not a requirement, it does seem to help. Materials As for materials, I managed to get a 6'x9' indoor/outdoor carpet for $18 at Costco that I'm using.  Its' 100% polyester and looks a lot like wool.  It's about 6mm thick because of the raised grooved texture, but easily compresses down to about 3mm.  This is thin enough to wedge into some of the gaps in the trim to hold things in place (especially the trunk – it stays in place even with the trunk open). Unfortunately, the polyester fibers tend to “shed”, but I'm hoping that's just a result of cutting them and this will eventually stop.  I've also considered using 2mm EVA foam (like what James did for https://www.printables.com/model/551407-rivian-r1s-sleeping-platform ), which would probably be nicer, but it's