Is Micro Velvet the Same as Velour? Key Differences & Uses

Micro velvet and velour are often confused, but they differ in material, structure, and use. Here's a concise breakdown:

Core Differences: Micro Velvet vs. Velour

• Micro Velvet: A dense upgrade of Taslan velvet, made of 100% polyester or 100% nylon. Its density (≥230T) makes it thinner, denser, and has upright, brush-like surface fibers.
• Velour (Zhangrong Velvet): Primarily crafted from high-quality cotton-weft yarns are usually cotton, while warp yarns may blend other materials. Its grade depends on raw material quality.

Micro Velvet Uses

With a subtle cotton-like feel, it's widely used for:

• Casual fabrics (everyday clothing)
• Jackets (lightweight outerwear)
• Outdoor shells (casual jacket)

Micro Velvet Pricing

Stable overall, thanks to its polyester/nylon base and dense weaving process. Minor fluctuations occur with market supply and demand.

For micro velvet production, our polyester and nylon fibers (filaments & staple fibers) ensure its signature density and texture-ideal for crafting durable, comfortable micro velvet products.

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