There are naturally many types of velvet. After all, from the emergence of textile tools to the emergence of modern civilization, clothing, food, housing and transportation have always been closely related to us. Clothes are second to none, so all kinds of things about clothing are particularly important. Velvet existed as early as the Ming Dynasty, and many varieties have been extended under modern civilization. There is no doubt about this. ice velvet fabric, burnout velvet, and more.

  Ciselé: Fuzz uses cut and uncut loops to create patterned velvet.

Crushing: This type of velvet can be produced by pressing the fabric down in different directions. It can also be produced by mechanically twisting the fabric when wet. The result is a very glossy patterned look.

Greed or burnout. Velvet is treated with a caustic solution to dissolve the pile area to create a velvet pattern on a clear or lightweight base fabric.

Embossing: Metal rolls are used to heat print fabrics, creating patterns.

Hammered: This type is very shiny, looks speckled, and is somewhat broken.

Lyon: A densely woven, firm, heavier pile velvet used for hats, coat collars, and clothing.

Mirror: An exceptionally soft and light crushed velvet.

Nacré: velvet, with a silk-like effect in which the pile is woven in one or more colors and the base is woven in another, creating a varied iridescent effect.

Panné: Also a type of crushed velvet, panné is made by pressing down the fleece in a single direction by applying heavy pressure. Sometimes, less frequently called paon velvet.

Pile-on-pile: A particularly luxurious velvet woven from piles of varying heights that form patterns.

Plain: Usually made from cotton, this velvet feels firm and can be used for a variety of purposes.

Utrecht: A pressed and curled velvet related to Utrecht in the Netherlands.

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