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Silk velvet Printing Burn-out scarves SVPB0903
Product Description
silk velvet burn-out printing scarf
fabric:
bottom: 100% silk
velvet: 100% rayon
size: 170*55cm+10*2cm fringes
Sample available
Delivery:1-2days after Payment
Velvet has a long history, most of it as a silk fabric. During World War II, silk became scarce forcing mills to turn to other fibers like cotton, rayon and acetate. Today silk velvet fabric is still available, but it is a blend of silk and rayon, usually 14% to 18% silk with the balance being rayon. A 100% silk velvet fabric, rarely seen, would be extraordinarily expensive.
Velvet is a pile fabric made by cutting the warp (lengthwise) yarns. Velveteen, a close cousin to velvet and sometimes mistaken for velvet, is also a pile fabric but the pile is formed from the fill yarns (crosswise). Velvet is the more luxurious and generally more expensive of the two fabrics and is produced in a greater variety of types.
Our velvet fabrics include traditional rigid velvet, both cotton and synthetic blends, and stretch velvet. All our stretch velvet fabrics contain spandex or other elastic fiber but have varying percentages ranging from 1.3% to 4% We are particularly proud of our Italian velvet from Pontoglio. This is luxury, designer quality velvet fabric that looks rich and beautiful with the added benefit of a soft, sensual hand.
