Velvet is a type of fabric that has a soft texture and smooth surface, often offering a luxurious and elegant appearance. Velvet fabric has been a preferred material throughout history, especially in palaces and in the clothing of noble families. Shiny fabrics are usually made of materials such as silk, satin, chiffon. Such fabrics have a glossy surface thanks to the high yarn density and special weaving techniques.

Brittle-reinforced fabrics refer to special types of fabrics designed specifically for applications that require durability and support. These fabrics are characterized by a velvety (velvety) surface and reinforced with a special coating or adhesive surface on the back.

Elegance's irregular linen appearance gives the fabric a vibrant and lively character thanks to its combination of soft matte yarn and rough shiny polyester in warp and weft.