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Upholstery Holland Flocking Velvet
Backing: Without Backing
Choose between Upholstery Flocking Velvet with Terry Backing for a softer, cushioned feel with added comfort, or Upholstery Holland Flocking Velvet for a firmer, more structured fabric designed for durability and stability.
Color:
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Details
Content:
100% Polyester
Width:
59/60 inches
Weight:
300 GSM
Thickness:
0.75 mm
Stretch:
5% Vertical
Double Rub:
100,000 Double Rubs (ASTM D4966-12)
Care:
Brush, Vacuum, & Spot Clean With A Wet Cloth; Dry Clean
Abraision Resistant
Description
Upholstery Holland Flocking Velvet is a heavyweight, plush, and shiny fabric. Sourced from 100% polyester, this fabric is knit on a loom which produces two fabric sheets that are connected by yarns on their face side. The two sheets are separated, which results in two identical sheets of Upholstery Holland Flocking Velvet fabric that display a fibrous, napped texture on their face and a knit, smooth-textured back. Measuring 59/60 inches wide, Upholstery Holland Flocking Velvet is 0.75 millimeters thick, has a 300 GSM, and weighs approximately 16.25 ounces per linear yard. Furthermore, this fabric has a 100,000 double rub count and a color fastness rating of 4/5, meaning Upholstery Holland Flocking Velvet is durable, color fade resistant, long-lasting, and able to withstand heavy traffic.
Use Upholstery Holland Flocking Velvet fabric to create a variety of elegant décor for your space. Take advantage of the soft and comfortable feeling of this fabric and sew items such as upholstery for furniture and even matching cushions, ottomans, or pillows. Furthermore, Upholstery Holland Flocking Velvet has a fluid and heavy drape and can be made into curtains, draperies, and wall hangings.
Whether by the yard or in bulk by the roll, shop Upholstery Holland Flocking Velvet fabric online at wholesale prices.
FAQ
How to clean Upholstery Flocking Velvet fabric?
To clean Upholstery Flocking Velvet fabric, gently vacuum regularly using a soft brush attachment to remove dust and debris without damaging the pile. For spills, blot immediately with a clean, dry cloth—do not rub, as this can push stains deeper into the fibers. Use a mild soap mixed with cold water for spot cleaning, lightly dabbing the area and avoiding oversaturation of the backing. Allow the fabric to air dry naturally and avoid direct heat or aggressive scrubbing. For deeper or set-in stains, professional upholstery cleaning is recommended to preserve the velvet texture and flocked finish.
What is Upholstery Flocking Velvet fabric?
Upholstery Flocking Velvet is a soft, decorative fabric made by applying short fiber particles (flocking) onto a base material to create a velvety, textured surface with a plush feel and rich appearance. Depending on the backing, it can range from soft and cushioned to firm and structured, making it versatile for both comfort-focused and more rigid upholstery applications.
Is Upholstery Flocking Velvet a natural fabric?
Upholstery Flocking Velvet is not a natural fabric. It is typically made from 100% polyester and produced through a manufacturing process where fibers are applied or formed onto a base material to create its soft, velvet-like surface. While it is designed to mimic the look and feel of natural velvet, its construction is synthetic, which gives it added durability, color fastness, and resistance to heavy use compared to natural fiber fabrics.
Can you dye Upholstery Flocking Velvet fabric?
No, Upholstery Flocking Velvet cannot be dyed. It is made from 100% polyester with a flocked surface, which does not absorb standard fabric dyes, and its adhesive-backed, textured construction makes dyeing uneven and unreliable. For best results, it should be purchased in the desired color, as dyeing may damage the fabric’s texture and finish.
How to wash Upholstery Flocking Velvet fabric?
Upholstery Flocking Velvet should be cleaned gently to preserve its soft, textured surface. Regular maintenance includes vacuuming with a soft brush attachment to remove dust and debris. For spills, blot immediately with a clean, dry cloth—do not rub, as this can damage the flocked pile. Spot clean using a mild soap mixed with cold water, lightly dabbing the area without soaking the fabric or backing. Allow it to air dry naturally and avoid heat, steam, or harsh scrubbing. For deeper cleaning or stubborn stains, professional upholstery cleaning is recommended to maintain the fabric’s appearance and durability.