all prices are per 3 metres, orders of more than 3 metres will be supplied in a continuous length.
Super Crushed Velvet Upholstery Fabric – 145cm / 57" – Polyester – 3m Piece (2 Colourways)
A beautifully rich crushed velvet fabric with a deep shimmer and soft, textured surface that catches the light as it moves. This fabric has a luxurious look and feel, with a subtle variation in tone created by the crushed pile.
Available in two colourways – a soft pale pink and a deeper purple, both offering a striking finish depending on the look you're going for.
This is a heavier weight velvet, making it much more suited to furnishing and interior projects rather than dressmaking. It has a substantial feel with a dense pile, giving it that premium, high-quality finish.
The surface has that classic crushed velvet effect, where the light reflects differently across the fabric, creating depth and movement.
Fabric Details
Construction: Crushed velvet
Width: approx. 145cm / 57 inches
Handle: Soft, plush velvet with a dense pile and structured feel
Stretch: Minimal to none
Composition: Polyester
Colour: Available in pale pink and purple
GSM: 300gsm – HEAVYWEIGHT
From our weight guide:
Heavyweight fabrics (250gsm+) are thicker, more durable fabrics typically used for upholstery, furnishing and structured projects.
Sold as: 3 metre piece
What you'll receive:
One continuous 3 metre length of fabric in your chosen colourway
See It In Motion
We’ve added photos and a video clip taken from our live sale so you can see how the velvet catches the light, along with the weight and movement of the fabric in real life.
Suggested Uses
• Upholstery projects
• Cushions
• Soft furnishings
• Curtains
• Throws
• Craft and interior projects
This fabric is best suited to furnishing rather than clothing due to its heavier weight.
Care Notes
• Spot clean recommended
• Do not tumble dry
• Do not iron directly on pile (use reverse side or cloth)
New To Fabric Weights Or Velvet?
If you're unsure what this type of velvet is like to work with, have a look at our Fabrics Explained page where we break down common fabric types and fabric weights in plain English.
