The difference between chenille fabric and corduroy fabric:
1. Different production methods
The main raw material of corduroy is mainly cotton, and some are made from cotton. Made from a blend of polyester, acrylic, spandex and other chemical fibers, it is a cut-and-raised cotton fabric that forms longitudinal velvet strips on the surface. It is named corduroy because its velvet strips are shaped like rush wicks. Chenille is made by using two strands of thread as the core thread and twisting the feather yarn in the middle. It is a new type of fancy yarn, also called chenille.
2. Different usage scenarios
The corduroy fabric feels smooth and soft to the touch, the velvet strips are clear and round, and the fabric is thicker and more durable. It has good warmth retention, but it is easy to tear, especially the tearing strength along the velvet direction is low. Corduroy fabrics are usually used for autumn and winter outerwear, shoes and hats, and can also be used for handicrafts or toys. ; The use of chenille yarn gives home textile fabrics a thick feeling. Chenille has the advantages of soft hand, full suede and good drape, so chenille products are usually used to make sofa covers and bedspreads. As well as interior decoration such as curtains and curtains.
