VELVET FABRIC & SUEDE FABRIC

In each of these materials, we offer an enormous variety of colors and styles to complement your existing home décor or add something new to your household. Maybe you're upholstering chairs or ottomans that have been in the family for decades and need a quality velvet fabric. You'll find options in both solid colors and patterns that will help you achieve the perfect look. Our suede fabric selection is the perfect choice for creating cornices, tote bags, accent pillows, headboards, drapery, and re-upholstering furniture. One of the best features about this collection is that all of the fabrics here will appear much more expensive than they are! If you're unsure of how the fabrics you've picked out will look in person, order a few samples to help make your decision easier. Plus, you'll know exactly what you're getting when you place a full order!

With the soft feel and elegant look of suede and velvet fabric, your home décor and furniture will be admired by all of your family and friends. Please note that some of these fabrics have yardage minimums. We bring over 30 years of experience to the fabric industry, so you can count on us to treat your products with care. If you have any questions about our large inventory of velvet and suede fabric, please feel free to contact us for more information. We would be glad to assist you with your order or help answer any questions you may have about our high-quality materials.

Velvet Fabric & Suede Fabric FAQs

Q: What is velvet fabric made of?

A: Velvet fabric originally was made from silk, though now it is more commonly made of synthetic and natural fibers. You’ll find velvet made from polyester, nylon, viscose, or rayon now. If you do find pure silk velvet, it is very rare.

Q: Is Velvet a good material?

A: Velvet is a great material as it has no raised weaves or loose threads. It’s a highly durable fabric and does not hold on to dirt or pet fur, making it superb for busy households with animals.

Q: Why is velvet so expensive?

A: Creating velvet material is not an easy task, which is why it tends to be a bit more expensive. Producing velvet is a very complex and time-consuming task, and if it has silk fibers, that makes it even more costly.

Q: Is velvet fabric waterproof?

A: There are types of velvet fabric that are waterproof. These waterproof versions can be used in the bathroom and on patios, though it is recommended to put a protective coating on any kind of velvet to help repel stains and water.