What Is Shulin? Which One Is Better (carded Cotton Velvet) Or Coral Velvet?

Shu cotton velvet, that is, weft-knitted coral velvet, 288F. It feels soft, does not shed or pill, and has diversified styles. It is a single-cell fiber formed by extending and thickening the protrusions of the epidermal cells of cottonseed ovules. The main component is cellulose, and the content of some varieties is as high as more than 90%. Short velvet with a length of more than 13mm can be used for spinning, and short velvet with a length of less than 13mm can be used as cellulose raw material. It is similar to polar fleece and has a silky plush texture. It is a knitted fabric that has become popular in the past two years. It is widely used in the production and processing of clothing, toys, and bedding products, and has good warmth retention properties.

Compared with polar fleece, Shu cotton velvet has the same plushness, warmth, and environmental protection, but the cost is lower than that of polar fleece, and the rate of defective products during the production process can be easily controlled to a lower level. The market is gradually becoming a reasonable substitute for polar fleece.

Shu cotton velvet is generally also called long-haired coral velvet. Shu cotton velvet is generally 200D. The biggest difference is that Shu cotton velvet has longer hair, higher weight, and a softer feel than coral velvet. Shu cotton velvet is longer and more comfortable than coral velvet.