Velvet has a so-called complex weave: an additional thread is added to the simple weave that constitutes its basic structure to form loops that will then be cut to separate the two layers and thus give a velvety appearance to the fabric. The area of the fabric therefore has a soft and lustrous appearance, but the reverse side is matt and smooth. The main advantage of corduroy: its outfit. It is a heavy and particularly solid material. Speaking of weight, we opted for 330g/m2, a weight that is more than enough to be resistant and last over time. For sourcing, we turned to the last French velvet factory still active. Velvet was therefore woven in France, in a factory that promotes proximity and traceability.