1. Dense velvet --- the loops are FDY polyester filament, ground filament DTY polyester filament. The grey fabric is cut in open width, dyed after pre-forming, and some are combed once more after dyeing, the fleece feeling is better, but it will add more loss. There are also fine velvet varieties with spandex;
2. There are varieties of steamed yarn treated with polyester terry yarn, which is called steamed yarn velvet.
3. No velvet --- a variety with spandex added. The velvet basically stands upright on the ground cloth, and the suede is quickly restored by hand pressing the suede.
4. Diamond fleece---the terry is made of FDY bright polyester filament, ground filament DTY polyester filament. It is the easiest to make in almost all sheared fabrics. The grey fabric is directly dyed after slitting and shearing, and the slight horizontal and vertical stripes during weaving are covered after the finished product, and a small amount of unclear shearing and leaving loops increase the gloss of the entire surface (communicated with some inexperienced and rigid QCs). At times, it often takes a lot of words to explain, depressed), anyway, the suede is messy.
5. Binghua velvet---the sister of diamond velvet, mainly because the dyeing process is slightly different.
6. Golden velvet --- relatively thick shearing varieties with spandex, the suede is messy and shiny, similar to warp knitted rich velvet.
7. Burnt-out velvet---the terry is rayon (or cotton yarn), the ground yarn is polyester silk, the rayon is used for burnt-out pattern, and the variety of ground yarn and spandex is slightly more difficult;
8. Different regions have different names for fabrics, such as four-way stretch without velvet, square velvet, electronic velvet, etc. Most of them are the changes or finishing of the raw materials listed above.
