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Viscose Velvet White Dyeable Fabric Cost to Cost Fabrics
Viscose Velvet White Dyeable Fabric
Rs. 350.00
Viscose Velvet Affordable
Viscose Velvet
Rs. 390.00
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VV: 07
Velour Velvet Lycra Cost to Cost Fabrics
Velour Velvet Lycra
Rs. 290.00
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VVD: Brown
Stripe Velvet Burnout Dyed Knitted Fabric Affordable
Stripe Velvet Burnout Dyed Knitted Fabric
Rs. 990.00
Rib: Caramel Cafe
Sandwash Velvet Plus Sales Goods
Sandwash Velvet Plus
Rs. 290.00
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SVP05: Brown
Sandwash Velvet Sales Goods
Sandwash Velvet
Rs. 490.00
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SV01: Black
Cost to Cost Fabrics
Micro Velvet 9100
Rs. 190.00
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MVEL: 08
Micro Velvet 7000 Cost to Cost Fabrics
Micro Velvet 7000
Rs. 190.00
MV:02 (Wine)
Metallic Velvet Dyed Fabric Sales Goods
Metallic Velvet Dyed Fabric
Rs. 1,890.00
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Metallic Velvet:3
Korean Silky Velvet Sales Goods
Korean Silky Velvet
Rs. 490.00
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KSV: Magenta
Holland Velvet Sales Goods
Holland Velvet
Rs. 250.00
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HV:04 : Camel
Hammer Velvet Affordable
Hammer Velvet
Rs. 790.00
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HammerVelvet21: Antique Moss
Crush Velvet Sales Goods
Crush Velvet
Rs. 250.00
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CV: R Maroon
Tiger Skin Velvet VVPS02 Sales Goods
Tiger Skin Velvet VVPS02
Rs. 990.00
Shades Of Water Tie Dye Velvet Sales Goods
Shades Of Water Tie Dye Velvet
Rs. 2,290.00
Purple Base Floral Print On Velvet Sales Goods
Purple Base Floral Print On Velvet
Rs. 690.00
Pink & Black Leopard Print On Velvet Fabric Sales Goods
Peach Base Leopard Print On Velvet Sales Goods
Peach Base Leopard Print On Velvet
Rs. 990.00
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Ocean Waves Tie Dye Velvet Sales Goods
Ocean Waves Tie Dye Velvet
Rs. 2,290.00
Mustard & Black Leopard Print On Velvet Fabric Sales Goods
Leopard Print On Velvet-VVPS01 Sales Goods
Leopard Print On Velvet-VVPS01
Rs. 390.00
Jaguar Print On Velvet-VVPS03 Sales Goods
Jaguar Print On Velvet-VVPS03
Rs. 990.00

Buy velvet fabric wholesale from Tessuti: viscose velvet, velour velvet lycra, printed, tie-dye and burnout velvets. Velvet has a dense, soft pile and a rich depth of colour that suits festive and winter collections.

About velvet fabric

Velvet is a woven or knitted fabric with a short, dense pile that gives it a soft hand and deep colour. This range includes viscose velvet, velour velvet lycra, printed, tie-dye and burnout velvet. The pile catches light differently from different angles.

How to choose

Decide between stretch and non-stretch velvet and check the pile length. A shorter pile suits fitted garments, while a heavier pile is better for jackets and furnishings.

Range, uses and pricing

The range has 60+ designs. Common uses are lehengas, blouses, jackets, gowns, winter kurtas and upholstery accents. White dyeable velvet is available for custom shades. Fabrics are sold by the metre, and most are 150 cm wide.

Care and sewing tips

Velvet should be steamed rather than pressed, and the pile should never be ironed flat. Dry-cleaning is the safest option for most velvets. Cut all pieces in the same pile direction.

Related fabrics

You may also like our burnout, fall / winter fabrics, wedding fabric, upholstery fabric, tweed.

Buying for a label or placing a large order? Contact the Tessuti team for trade pricing and samples, or read our fabric guides.

Learn more: Velvet fabric guide · Find by colour · Fabric finder · GSM calculator · How much fabric do I need?

Frequently asked questions

What is velvet fabric?

Velvet is a woven or knitted fabric with a short, dense pile that gives it a soft hand and deep colour. This range includes viscose velvet, velour velvet lycra, printed, tie-dye and burnout velvet.

What is velvet fabric used for?

Common uses are lehengas, blouses, jackets, gowns, winter kurtas and upholstery accents. White dyeable velvet is available for custom shades.

How do I choose the right velvet fabric?

Decide between stretch and non-stretch velvet and check the pile length. A shorter pile suits fitted garments, while a heavier pile is better for jackets and furnishings.

How should I care for and sew velvet fabric?

Velvet should be steamed rather than pressed, and the pile should never be ironed flat. Dry-cleaning is the safest option for most velvets. Cut all pieces in the same pile direction.

What is the difference between velvet and velour?

Velvet is typically woven with a dense pile and a more luxurious look. Velour is a knitted fabric with a stretchy, softer pile and is easier to sew for fitted garments. See our Jersey & Knits collection.

How is velvet fabric priced and sold?

Fabric is sold by the metre: choose your length on the product page. Most fabrics are 150 cm wide; the width and weight are listed on each product page.

Do you supply velvet fabric in bulk to brands and manufacturers?

Yes. We supply designers, boutiques, label owners and manufacturers. For trade pricing, sampling and large orders, contact the Tessuti team.