Fabric Overview
for Your Creative Projects
A Big Variety of Fabrics to Choose From
Chenille is defined by its fuzzy, caterpillar-like yarn that creates a plush surface with soft, rounded texture. It can be knit for stretchier, cozy looks or woven for a steadier hand, and it often sits between smooth velvet and nubby bouclé in terms of surface character.
Different Materials for Different Feelings
Chenille’s touch depends on the yarn blend, with cotton chenille feeling softer and more breathable, polyester chenille feeling more durable and easy-care, and acrylic blends adding warmth with a fluffier feel. polyester–spandex versions can flex more comfortably in garments and help reduce bagging over time.
Made for Your Favorite Projects
Chenille is popular for cozy sweaters, cardigans, and soft loungewear sets when you want texture you can feel. It’s also widely used in upholstery, pillows, and blankets for a warm, inviting finish. Home décor brands and comfort-focused fashion labels often choose chenille for its plush look and touch.
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