Plain Velvet (Face to Face):
The surface is smooth pile, no roving, no pattern, usually monochromatic velvet.
Corduroy:
It is usually obtained as a solid color. There were roving paths formed by pile yarns on the fabric surface. The types are:
- Manchester velvet,
- Fine corduroy, baby cord, micro cord
- Thick corduroy velvet,
- Milray.
Fustian Cord Velvet:
It is a heavy type cotton velvet fabric with weft pile.
Dobby Patterned Velvet:
It has multiple colors and small patterns. Another name is simple patterned velvet.
Jacquard Velvet:
They are velvets with a large number of colors and large patterns.
Spigelli Velvet:
It is a type of jacquard velvet, usually made with the double-layered velvet technique.
Genoa Velvet:
Spigelli is similar to velvet. The difference is that a greater number of different colored weft threads are used.
Printed Velvet:
It is obtained by various prints on plain velvet. These prints are given in the embossing calender under heat and pressure.
Epengle Velvet:
They are velvets produced by throwing special knife skewers between the pile warps that oscillate loosely while weaving the ground fabric.
Velvetin:
It is the type of fabric in which the velvet surface is obtained by cutting the weft pile threads on the fabric surface after weaving.
Pan Velvet:
It is a very bright velvet type in which the surface piles are brushed and deposited in one direction.
Velours:
It is an extremely dense cut pile upholstery velvet.
Silk Velvet:
It is a very dense velvet woven with continuous filament yarns.
Twill Velvet:
It is velvet with a high weft density and therefore a durable structure.
Transparent Velvet:
It is a type of velvet with a transparent structure, woven with synthetic threads, and usually patterned with printing.
Utreht Velvet:
The cotton floor is an upholstery velvet where the mohair piles are bonded in a W-shape.
Crumpled Velvet:
They are velvets with long pile warp piles, which have been brushed irregularly and have an effect.
Velvet Carpet:
It is a type of velvet woven with epengle technique with printed pile warp and colored pile warp.
Frieze:
It is an upholstery velvet with looped pile that creates fluffy patterns in places.
Velvet Bands:
They are narrow woven-like strip velvets woven as double velvet on velvet looms.
Artificial Velvet, Divetin:
They are velvet-like fabrics that do not have any pile yarn and are piled in finishing processes.
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