Ideal for Crafts, Curtains, Dressmaking, Bags, Dresses, Dressmaking Upholstery, Any kind of fashion etc.

If you are on the market for a quality stretch velvet fabric that will not fail to impress you, you will not go wrong to give our crushed velvet stretch velour fabric material a try. The exciting part is that this unique velvet fabric comes in lots of exceptional varieties, this means you will get a colour that suits your unique need.

Crushed velvet fabric can be used for fancy dress, draping, table cloths, fashion, displays.

Bright and Shiny, Elastic, Soft and Comfortable

Decor Velvet is our most luxurious, drapey, soft and durable velvet which is perfect for glamorous occasions! The pile weave that characterizes velvet gives it a rich look that is often associated with royalty. It is medium weight and 1 way stretch and relatively easy to sew with.

A Medium weight Crushed Velvet fabric that is ideal for Tablecloths. Dressmaking, Soft Furnishing, Craft and Event use. the fabric is highly versatile and stretches along the length but not the width of the fabric.

Common Use:

Our velvet stretch fabric can be used for all of your projects including presentations, costumes, draping, table cloths, curtains, crafts and even for everyday clothing. So, depending on what you want, this fabric is poised to impress you.

Characteristics:

• Crushed appearance, Soft drape, Luxurious look.
• 60" (150cms) Wide
• Composition: 98% Polyester & 2% Spandex
• Fabric Weight: 160gsm (240g/mtr)
• Sold by Metre, 60” (150 cm Approx.)
• 30-degree wash
• No tumble dry
• Available in 20 colors.

FABRIC ORDERING GUIDE:
Sold in all quantities, we cut the fabric straight from a fresh roll so if ordering any additional quantities for example (1 1) meters you will receive a continuous 2-meter length of fabric, or if ordering 3 x 1 meter you will receive a continuous 3-meter length of fabric and so on and so forth.

Please Consider:
Whilst every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the colours depicted in our images, please be aware that due to different monitor resolutions, lighting, and variances in photo viewing software the image seen on screen may not be 100% accurate.