Knit Fabric Manufacturer Since 2009 · China

VELOUR KNIT · FABRIC SOURCING

Velour Knit Fabric Manufacturer

Runtang Textile supplies velour knit fabrics for dresses, sweatshirts, joggers, track jackets and loungewear. Choose polyester/spandex stretch velour or heavier polyester/cotton/spandex velour, both with a short, dense pile. Stock orders start at 1 roll (~23 kg) per colour; custom colours start at 200 kg per colour.

Blue velour knit fabric with raised pile stripes

Collection & Ordering at a Glance

Velour Knit Fabric for apparel brands, garment manufacturers and fabric sourcing teams.

Stock MOQ
From 1 roll (~23 kg) per colour
Custom MOQ
From 200 kg per colour
Lab dip
3–5 working daysHow lab dips work
Bulk production
15–25 days
Payment
T/T · L/C
Trade terms
FOB · CIF · DDP
Inspection
4-point system (ASTM D5430), every roll
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Velour Knit Fabrics on Request

Velour knit fabrics are supplied on request, backed by a library of 25 options. Send us the composition, weight and width you need, and we will confirm the closest options.

Looking for More Velour Knit Options?

Our fabric library includes 25 velour knit options. Contact us for more compositions, weights and colours for your collection.

What Is Velour Knit Fabric?

Velour knit fabric has a short, dense pile on its face that gives a soft, velvety hand and a sheen that changes with the light. An extra pile yarn is knitted in as loops, which are then cut and sheared to an even height. Our library holds 25 velour qualities weighing 180–450 GSM, mostly 300–380 GSM. Lighter polyester/spandex stretch velour serves dresses, trousers and track jackets, while heavier polyester/cotton/spandex velour serves sweatshirts and joggers. Like any pile fabric, velour shows shade differences if pieces are cut in different directions, and the pile can crush under heat and pressure, so cut one way and press with care.

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Velour Knit Fabrics by Composition

Two blends cover most of our range: polyester/spandex for stretch dress weights and polyester/cotton/spandex for heavier sweat weights.

Fabric typeFabric examplesApparel applications
Polyester/spandex stretch velour180–390 GSM, such as SR17005 (95% polyester / 5% spandex) at 320 GSMDresses, trousers, track jackets and skirts
Polyester/cotton/spandex velour300–420 GSM, such as KF765-360G (60% polyester / 35% cotton / 5% spandex) at 360 GSMSweatshirts, joggers and thermal tops
100% polyester and other blends280–450 GSM, such as P4330 (89% polyester / 7% viscose / 4% spandex) at 380 GSMThermal tops, joggers and outerwear
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Velour Knit Weights for Your Collection

Choose 240–300 GSM stretch velour for track jackets, 245–350 GSM for dresses, 250–350 GSM for trousers, 275–310 GSM for skirts, around 350 GSM for loungewear, and 355–395 GSM polyester/cotton/spandex velour for sweatshirts and joggers.

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Velour Knit vs Chenille Knit and Fleece Knit

Velour, chenille and fleece are all chosen for a soft, plush hand; the pile is made differently in each.

FeatureVelour KnitChenille KnitFleece Knit
How the pile is madeKnitted loops cut and shearedBuilt into the chenille yarnBack loops brushed into a nap
SurfaceShort, dense and even, with sheenPlush and texturedSmooth face, fuzzy inside
StretchHigh with spandexModerateLow to moderate
Typical weights in our library300–380 GSM300–420 GSM280–380 GSM
Typical garmentsDresses, sweatshirts and track jacketsJoggers, sweatshirts and jacketsHoodies, sweatpants and jackets
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Velour Knit Fabric Recommendations

Xiwen Zhang, our co-founder and CEO, recommends these velour weights for the plush, light-catching pieces where a soft pile sells the look, drawing on our knit fabric experience since 2009.

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Velour Knit Fabric FAQs

Is velour the same as velvet?

They look similar, but velour is a knit with a cut pile, so it stretches, while velvet is traditionally woven. Our velour qualities are knits in polyester blends, most with spandex.

Is all velour made from cotton?

No. Velour can be cotton, but our velour qualities are polyester-based: polyester/spandex for stretch dress weights and polyester/cotton/spandex for heavier sweatshirt weights, which keeps the pile bright and quick to dry.

Which velour weight should I choose for dresses?

Choose 245–350 GSM stretch velour. Go lighter for a draped or wrap dress and heavier for a bodycon shape that should smooth the line.

Which tests matter for velour?

Pile direction affects shade and test results, so specimens are cut in the production direction. Polyester/spandex stretch velour for dresses and track sets needs rubbing fastness on dark shades and shrinkage; the heavier polyester/cotton/spandex velour for sweatshirts adds pilling with the revolutions stated.

What is the minimum order quantity for velour knit fabric?

Stock fabric orders start at 1 roll (~23 kg) per colour. Custom-colour orders start at 200 kg per colour.

Velour Knit Fabric Guides

Read practical guides to fibre blends, garment selection and knit construction.