Description of Velour Fabric:
In Lyons (France), velour fabric was first developed. The name "Velour" is derived from French which is a term for velvet. However, "Cotton velour" is simple known as cotton velvet. In fact, ribbed velour is the blending of cotton, spandex and nylon, while marvel velour is fire-retardant through a five dry cleaning.

Ingredients of Velour Fabric:
The velour fabric is made from cotton, wool, or spun rayon which is mainly made in men length coats, suits and children's clothing. 100% polyester velour creates air pockets in the fabric. Woven velour is soft, yet rugged.

Features of Velour Fabric:
Velour fabric has intensive and smooth fluff outside and inside as well as the suede is well distributed and full. It is soft-feeling, and elastic. The color of velour fabric is mild but bright. It is warm-keeping. Due to the uneven lengths, velour fabric gives it a rough look. It is thick, plush fabric with a plain or satin ground. It has a close and dense pile. This kind of fabric also sometimes knitted. The uneven lengths of pile create a light and shade area on the surface. It somewhat have a pebbled effect.