You are comparing a 340 gsm wool flannel with a 760 gsm melton for the same winter coat pattern. The flannel drapes and breathes; the melton feels dense and a...
- Introduction
- Specifications
·Double-sided Design: Interchangeable navy solid and plaid sides enhance dressing flexibility.
·Velvet Process: Short, uniform pile improves softness and visual texture.
·Blended Composition: 55% wool and 45% other fibers balance warmth and durability.
·Composition: 55% wool, 45% other fibers.
·Surface Density: 645G/M.
·Color: Navy blue, with double sides in solid and plaid.
·Process: Velvet treatment with short, dense, and even pile.
·Design: Double-faced structure for reversible use.
·Business Attire: Suitable for suits and coats, with the plaid side adding detailed accents.
·Casual Wear: Used in jackets and scarves, where the solid side simplifies styling.
·Cleaning: Professional dry cleaning is recommended; avoid machine washing to preserve the velvet structure.
·Storage: Lay flat or hang in a ventilated area to prevent pile deformation from pressure.
·Ironing: Use low temperature and avoid direct contact with the pile surface.
55% wool, 45% other, 645G/M.
This double-faced velvet fabric features a fiber composition of 55% wool and 45% other fibers, engineered for a balance of warmth, durability, and versatility. The high wool content provides natural thermal insulation, while the other fibers enhance dimensional stability and abrasion resistance. The double-faced design offers interchangeable styling options: a navy solid on one side and a plaid pattern on the reverse, expanding dressing flexibility.
The velvet treatment produces a short, dense, and even pile that improves softness and visual texture. The fabric weight of 645 g/m provides moderate thickness suitable for business attire and casual wear. The navy blue color presents a classic, versatile tone that coordinates with multiple design styles. The material is appropriate for suits, coats, jackets, and scarves where reversible design, softness, and visual texture are required.
These parameters define the fabric's weight, fiber composition, and double-faced design for business and casual apparel applications.
The navy double-faced velvet fabric combines reversible design with high wool content and velvet pile treatment. These specifications support applications in business attire and casual wear where styling flexibility, warmth, and refined texture are required.
For optimal performance and service life, professional dry cleaning is recommended to preserve the velvet structure, pile integrity, and color stability on both faces. Avoid machine washing, vigorous rubbing, wringing, or twisting that may damage the short, dense pile. After cleaning, lay flat or hang in a ventilated area away from direct sunlight to prevent pile deformation from pressure. When ironing, use low temperature and avoid direct contact with the pile surface; iron on the reverse side with a pressing cloth. Store lay flat or hang in a ventilated area away from direct sunlight. Use moth repellents to protect the wool content. The double-faced design and velvet pile benefit from careful handling during cutting and garment assembly to maintain both faces.
Each production batch undergoes comprehensive testing including fiber composition verification, surface density measurement, color and pattern consistency inspection on both faces, and construction integrity assessment. The double-faced velvet treatment is monitored for short, dense, uniform pile height, even distribution, and finish consistency across the full fabric width on both sides. Tensile strength, abrasion resistance, dimensional stability, and colorfastness tests are performed to ensure compliance with established standards. Materials are traceable to certified suppliers with documented quality records. Testing protocols follow industry standards for double-faced velvet and wool-blend fabrics.
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