FAQs

Velour is a term for a knit or woven fabric that has a soft, dense pile and a decorative sheen. Knit velour is a terry construction that has been sheared and brushed, and has the natural stretch known to most knit constructions. Woven velour is a soft but rigid fabric with a cut pile. Either type of velour is usually made of 100% cotton.

Woven velour and velvet are often mistaken for each other or thought to be the same fabric, but they are two distinct fabrics. They are woven in very different manners, and velvet tends to have a longer pile and more decorative applications. Velour gained popularity as a fabric made for clothing in the 1970s. Prior to that, velour was usually used for upholstery.

Both knit and woven velour is used for varied applications such as sportswear, evening wear and loungewear. A velour tracksuit would be made from a knit velour, while a fashion-forward suit may be made of a woven velour. Velour is used for a wide range of clothing and home decor, such as tracksuits, sweatsuits, jumpsuits, dresses, pants, hoodies, pillows, and blankets.

Velour, knit or woven, does not have a tendency to wrinkle.

Knit velour is easy to clean in a home laundry, with minimal attention to care. Woven velour may need special cleaning or dry cleaning, depending on the garment construction. Check your item’s care label for specific instructions.

Currently, our shipping is exclusive to New Zealand, and we offer various online payment methods for a seamless and safe purchase. However, we will consider shipping worldwide in 2025.

Our bathrobes are crafted from 100% cotton velour, tight-woven in a plush 385-gsm quality, ensuring both absorbency and a soft touch.

Yes, our bathrobes are thoughtfully designed and gender-neutral to cater to all. They come in two standard sizes, short 120*130*55(cm) and weight is 1200g, long is 130*140*58.

Knit velour is easy to clean in a home laundry, with minimal attention to care. Woven velour may need special cleaning or dry cleaning, depending on the garment construction. Check your item’s care label for specific instructions.