Begoodtex Flame Retardant Woven Velvet Upholstery Fabric for Sofa 450 g/m² 150 cm

Flame Retardant Woven Velvet Upholstery Fabric for Sofa

This Flame Retardant woven velvet upholstery fabric features a dense, finely raised velvet surface with a soft matte appearance. The deep blue face has a smooth, uniform look that becomes richer as the pile catches light from different directions, giving upholstered furniture subtle tonal variation without relying on printed or jacquard patterns.

The fabric is designed for sofa and seating upholstery where a softer surface and more substantial visual character are preferred. Its woven velvet construction gives the face a refined texture, while the coated reverse provides additional structure for furniture upholstery processing.

The deep blue tone works particularly well with modern residential, contemporary hospitality, lounge, business reception, and understated luxury interiors. It pairs naturally with wood, dark metal, neutral upholstery, stone finishes, and other low-saturation interior materials.

For projects with specific flame-retardant requirements, the applicable test standard can be reviewed according to the target market and end-use application. Testing support is available upon request.

Product Specifications

Key Features

Dense Woven Velvet Surface

The finely raised pile creates a soft, even surface with more visual depth than a flat woven upholstery fabric. The color shifts subtly with lighting and pile direction, giving finished seating a richer appearance.

Matte, Refined Furniture Look

The velvet surface is visually soft rather than highly glossy, making it suitable for furniture designs that need texture and depth without an overly decorative finish.

Coated Reverse for Upholstery Processing

The coated back adds structure to the reverse side and makes the fabric more practical for sofa and seating upholstery applications.

Suitable for Coordinated Interior Schemes

The deep blue surface works well in interiors combining wood, metal, neutral fabrics, and natural stone, especially where the upholstery is intended to provide a calm but substantial focal color.

Applications

• Sofa upholstery
• Armchairs and lounge chairs
• Hotel and hospitality seating
• Reception area furniture
• Residential upholstered furniture
• Commercial seating projects

Manufacturer & Project Supply

BEGOODTEX supports furniture manufacturers, upholstery suppliers, distributors, and interior project buyers with sample evaluation, specification confirmation, OEM/ODM development, production coordination, and bulk manufacturing.

For project sourcing, buyers can submit their upholstery application, required color, backing preference, quantity, and technical requirements for review before production.

Request Project Quote

Please provide your required color, estimated quantity, furniture application, backing requirement, and testing requirements for sample evaluation, quotation, and bulk production planning.

FAQ

What is woven velvet upholstery fabric?

Woven velvet is produced with a woven structure that forms a raised pile surface. It gives upholstery a soft, dense appearance with subtle changes in tone as the pile reflects light from different directions.

How is woven velvet different from flocked upholstery fabric?

Woven velvet creates its pile through the textile construction itself, while flocked fabrics use fibers applied onto a base surface. This product should therefore be described as woven velvet rather than flocked fabric.

Why use a coated back on velvet upholstery fabric?

A coated reverse can add structure and support during upholstery processing, which is useful when the fabric is applied to sofas, chairs, and other upholstered furniture.

Does velvet always look shiny?

No. Velvet can range from lustrous to relatively matte. This fabric has a restrained, soft appearance, with the most visible tonal changes appearing when light moves across the pile.

What interior styles work well with deep blue velvet upholstery?

Deep blue velvet works well with modern, contemporary, hospitality, business lounge, and understated luxury interiors, particularly when combined with wood, neutral textiles, dark metal, or stone finishes.