Velvet is woven with velvet tissue and then cut, with dense, flush, towering and shiny fluff on the surface, so it is called velveteen. The warp and weft of velveteen are made of high quality cotton yarn. Velvet fluff is plump and flat, thick in texture, soft to the touch, soft in luster, wear-resistant and durable, good in warmth retention, elastic and not prone to wrinkling. According to the different pile yarns, it can be divided into warp velveteen (cut velveteen) and weft velveteen (cut velveteen). When washing velveteen, it is not advisable to rub it hard, so as not to affect the fullness and smoothness of velveteen.

Corduroy is a kind of cotton fabric that is raised by weft cutting, and the surface forms longitudinal velvet strips. Corduroy is called corduroy because it looks like corduroy. Corduroy has a thick texture and good warmth retention, and is suitable for making decorative products such as coats, shoes and hats, curtains and sofa fabrics in autumn and winter. Fabric made of weft double weave, cut pile and chenille is also called striped pile.