Velvet and Velour Fabrics

This Teal Crushed Stretch Velvet looks like something out of a dream—lush, rich, and dimensional. The crushed finish shimmers just enough to catch the light, while the color brings depth to any piece. Think bold palazzo pants, a slouchy hoodie with glam...

Rich and saturated, this Royal Crushed Stretch Velvet brings drama without being over-the-top. The color is regal, the stretch is generous, and the texture is endlessly touchable. Use it for a drapey cardigan, a luxe pullover, or a modern take on the...

This kind of bright, rich turquoise has always been one of my favorite colors. This is a soft, midweight stretch velvet, which I’ve seen made into beautiful tops, dresses, and more.

Our stretch velvet is one of our most popular lines of fabric, and with good reason. This is a luxurious looking velvet with a gorgeous drape, and nice stretch in all directions. Perfect for both form fitting and drapey garments, we’ve seen this used...

Our stretch velvet is one of our most popular lines of fabric, and with good reason. This is a luxurious looking velvet with a gorgeous drape, and nice stretch in all directions. Perfect for both form fitting and drapey garments, we’ve seen this...

Panne velour (also called panne velvet) is a lightweight and inexpensive alternative to crushed velvet. It has a bit of stretch across the width, and behaves much like a midweight knit fabric. Very popular for costumes, events, and more!