Velvet and velour are elegant and exquisite fabrics that are particularly comfortable because they are soft and pleasant to touch. It is mostly used to make clothing, rugs and upholstery.
Velour can be made from cotton, or synthetic fibres. Velvet is made from silk. It is important to wash each type of velour or velvet according to its specific requirements. Cotton and silk fare best in a delicate wash or when dry cleaned, while synthetic fibres can be hand washed in lukewarm water, preferably with a gentle laundry detergent.
It is important to remove stains immediately to prevent them from penetrating into the fabric.
To dry velvet and velour, we recommend hanging items with care to avoid wrinkles and marks. Once dry, brush gently. It is best not to iron velvet or velour. Instead, use a clothes steamer when needed.
Velvet is an alluring fabric, known for its soft and elegant texture. However, its delicacy may cause some concern when it comes to cleaning. In this article, we will explore how to care for velvet garments, ensuring that they remain beautiful and intact over time. Velvet is a highly prized fabric with a history rooted in the Orient from the 13th century. And even today, preserving its flawless appearance requires a careful approach to cleaning. Let's find out how best to do it.
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