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velvet

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https://scrapbox.io/files/65079fd8d4de48001b3ec0c3.png Velvet is a warp-pile fabric with relatively long pile. It is manufactured by weaving 2 plain- or twill-weave fabrics together with pile yarns through warp yarns and then cutting them into 2 pieces. Its densely aligned fibers give a distinctive feel around their ends. It is called velvet in English, veludo in Portuguese, velours in French, and birodo in Japanese.

Source updated 2023-09-18 · Snapshot 2026-10-08

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