What Is The Difference Between Dutch Flannel And Velvet Cloth

Dutch velvet is a high-grade velvet, the suede is very soft and skin-friendly. Dutch velvet is also relatively common in daily life. The suede is very soft and silky to the touch, which is much better than ordinary velvet. At the same time, it is relatively thick and delicate, and it is very convenient to process. In addition, it is more durable, and it will not shrink if it is not balled.

Velvet and Dutch Velvet Comparison:

1. Different appearance

1. The velvet hair is shorter.

2. The Dutch fluff is also shorter.

Second, the texture is different

1. Velvet is the name of a silk fabric in which velvet warps form loops or piles on the surface of the fabric. Velvet piles or loops stand tightly together. With the characteristics of luster, wear resistance, and not easy to fade, it can be used for clothing, bedding and other fabrics.

2. Dutch velvet is a kind of high-grade suede that is particularly soft and smooth, which is unmatched by general velvet. Thickened, encrypted, delicate, drapey, wear-resistant, no pilling and no shrinkage.

Three, different colors

1. Velvet is matte. The raw material used is 22-30 cocoon grade A raw silk, silk is also used as warp, and cotton yarn is the "ground" interwoven with weft. With silk or rayon loops. Both warp and weft are first degummed or semi-degummed, dyed, twisted and then woven.

2. Dutch velvet belongs to reactive printing and dyeing, healthy printing and dyeing, bright color and no fading.