Plush and pile fabrics, and the things made from them.
Ten families, one mill
Every fabric below is knitted, dyed and finished in the same building — so colour matching across families is a single conversation, not four.
The same pile, sewn and finished
A second range of 779 finished pieces from partner factories we buy from directly: bath and door mats, bedside runners, kitchen mats and rugs, drainer and table mats, microfibre cloths and towels, seat pads and stretch covers, plush toys, cushions and pillow-blankets — plus chenille sofa fabrics by the metre.
Filtered for your product, not our warehouse
Plush toys 79Apparel & linings 75Footwear & caps 71Bags & luggage 68Gift packaging & crafts 56Home textiles 42Pet products 37Towel & bath 10Counts are how many of the 94 fabrics the mill lists for that use. If your product is not on the list, tell us what it is — the answer is usually a fabric already in the range.
Buyers pick plush by pile height
Family names are a warehouse convention. What changes the hand, the shed and the price is how long the pile is, and how densely it is knitted.
We publish a pile-height figure for 28 of the 94 fabrics. The rest are being measured and confirmed with the mill — ask and we will measure the one you are looking at.
Standing stock at the mill. 37 of them cut from a single yard, so you can sample before you commit. Typical dispatch is a few days once colour is agreed.
Double-sided coral, ice-flower velvet, alpaca, unicorn spray-print, bouclé and your own artwork. Send a sample or a drawing; the mill quotes construction, MOQ and lead time.
One building, yarn to finished roll
15,000 m² of mill floor. 200+ staff across weaving, setting, dyeing, finishing, warehousing and sales; 30+ knitting lines and 80+ machines, running about 80,000 metres a day.
From swatch to shipment
Send us the brief. We’ll send the swatches.
Tell us the product, the pile height you have in mind and the quantity. Swatch cards are free.