VELOUR FABRIC INFORMATION
Velour is a thick, soft material that combines the
stretch of a knit fabric with the plush pile of
velvet. Velour is typically made from cotton, but
has also recently been fashioned from synthetic
fibers such as polyester. The rich, luxurious look
and feel of velour, in addition to its stretch
abilities, has lead to its popularity in dance wear,
casual clothing, theatrical costumes and
upholstery, particularly automotive seats and
draperies.
Velour is typically less expensive than velvet, and
often serves as a low-cost replacement. Velour
can replicate the elegance of velvet in costumes
and performance attire, and is also more durable
and giving than velvet, which heightens its appeal
for couch, car seat and drapery applications.
Velour is best cared for by machine washing in
cold water, and laying flat to dry. Velour can be
machine dried on low, but the nap may become
distorted.
Monday, September 7, 2015
VELOUR FABRIC INFORMATION
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