Velvet Fabric

Soft, plush flame retardant velvet with rich texture and elegant drape, designed for stage curtains, hotel drapery, sofa upholstery, and premium interior decoration.

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What Is Inherent Flame Retardant Velvet Fabric?

Inherent flame retardant velvet combines a dense, soft pile surface with flame retardant fibers. The raised pile gives velvet its characteristic depth, softness, and light-reflecting appearance, while inherent flame retardant constructions provide long-lasting fire performance for contract interiors.

Velvet for Curtains, Stage Drapery and Upholstery

Velvet is especially suitable for applications that require visual richness and substantial drape. Heavier constructions are commonly selected for stage and theatre curtains, while medium-weight and composite velvets can be used for hotel curtains, sofas, chairs, and decorative upholstery.

Velvet vs. Velour: What Is the Difference?

Velvet generally has a dense, evenly cut pile and a more structured, luxurious appearance. Velour is a broader term often used for softer knitted or pile fabrics with more stretch or surface variation. For project sourcing, buyers should compare the actual fabric construction, weight, pile density, width, and end use rather than choosing by the name alone.

Does Flame Retardant Velvet Lose Its Performance After Cleaning?

For velvet made from inherent flame retardant fibers, the flame retardant property is built into the fiber rather than applied only to the surface. This provides better durability through repeated use and cleaning. However, cleaning methods can vary by fabric construction, so the recommended care method and applicable test report should be confirmed for the selected product. BEGOODTEX lists inherent FR velvet products designed for repeated-use applications.

What Flame Retardant Standards Can Velvet Fabric Meet?

Depending on the specific velvet construction and application, BEGOODTEX flame retardant velvet fabrics are available with test support for standards including NFPA 701, CA Title 19, CAN/ULC-S109-14, BS 5867 Type C, DIN 4102-B1, EN 13501-1, EN 13773 Class 1, NF P92-503 M1, JIS L 1091, IMO FTPC Part 7, GOST R 50810-95, and UNI 9177. The applicable standard should be confirmed according to the selected fabric and final application before ordering.

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