VELOUR
Velour is a knitted or woven pile fabric with a short, dense, soft nap resembling velvet, but more elastic and simpler to produce. Its pile covers the surface evenly, giving a pleasant velvety hand and a deep, slightly muted sheen that shifts with the direction of the light. It is made from cotton, wool or synthetics. Velour returns to fashion in waves — from tracksuits to evening dresses and accessories — each time bringing a sense of comfortable luxury. It should be protected from crushing and abrasion, which leave worn, shiny patches.
Velour is a knitted or woven pile fabric with a short, dense, soft nap resembling velvet, but more elastic and simpler to produce. Its pile covers the surface evenly, giving a pleasant velvety hand and a deep, slightly muted sheen that shifts with the direction of the light. It is made from cotton, wool or synthetics. Velour returns to fashion in waves — from tracksuits to evening dresses and accessories — each time bringing a sense of comfortable luxury. It should be protected from crushing and abrasion, which leave worn, shiny patches. Unlike woven velvet, velour is a knitted pile fabric — softer and stretchier.
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