velour

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velour

She chose a soft velour jacket for the cozy evening.

Definition

Noun: 1. A heavy fabric with a soft, dense pile, resembling velvet in appearance and texture: Velour is a woven fabric, typically made from cotton, synthetic fibers, or a blend, characterized by a short, thick, and plush nap that gives it a soft, luxurious feel similar to velvet, but it is often more durable and less formal.

Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The elegant sofa was upholstered in a rich burgundy velour.
    • He wore a comfortable velour tracksuit for the long flight.
    • The theater's curtains were made of a deep blue velour to absorb sound.
Advanced Usage
  • "Velour finish": A surface texture or coating that mimics the soft, matte appearance of velour fabric.
    • The new smartphone case has a pleasant velour finish that feels great in the hand.
Variants and Related Words
  • Velours (noun): An alternative spelling, particularly in French-influenced contexts, for the same fabric.

    • The designer's collection featured several pieces in silk velours.
  • Velveteen (noun): A related fabric, usually made of cotton, with a short, dense pile, but it is typically less plush and has a different weave structure than velour.

  • Velvet (noun): A closely related, traditionally silk-based fabric with a denser, smoother pile, often considered more luxurious than velour.
Synonyms
  • Plush: A fabric with a longer, softer nap than velour, but often used in similar contexts (e.g., upholstery, soft toys).
  • Chenille: A soft, fuzzy yarn or fabric, which can have a similar textured, cozy feel.
Related Phrases and Compounds
  • Velour upholstery: Fabric used for covering furniture.
    • The car's interior was upgraded with leather and velour upholstery.
  • Velour knit: A knitted version of the fabric, often used for casual wear like loungewear and tracksuits.
velour

She chose a soft velour jacket for the cozy evening.

Noun
  1. heavy fabric that resembles velvet

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