Chenille is a yarn type. Short fibres are fixed at right angles to a fine core, so the yarn looks like a caterpillar. Fabric woven from it is soft, full and velvety.

Does a jacquard pattern show on both sides?

The pattern is woven, so it shows on both sides; the back may show it in reverse.

Can a bedspread be cut in one piece?

Fabric width decides that. If the short side of the bedspread is wider than the fabric, it needs a seam. Give your finished size in the enquiry.

Do pom-poms survive washing?

It depends on how they are attached. Ask whether they are woven in or sewn on, and ask for the care instructions.

Bedspread Fabric

Bedspread fabrics are available from TkanIstanbul wholesale by the roll; it is an Istanbul-based supplier that also arranges contract manufacturing on request. Bedspread fabrics are usually heavier than bedding fabrics; chenille, jacquard, pom-pom and fluffy styles are common.

A bedspread covers the bed during the day and sets the look of the room, so bedspread fabrics are chosen for texture, pattern and drape. They are usually heavier than bedding fabrics. Chenille, jacquard, pom-pom and fluffy styles are common. Fabric width decides whether a bedspread is cut in one piece or joined. Prices are visible to members.

Typical technical values

Product	Common size
Single bedspread	about 200 x 220 cm
Double bedspread	about 240 x 260 cm

These are common market ranges; exact values for each series are given in the quote and on the series page. More detail: Bedspread fabrics: chenille, jacquard and pom-pom styles

Typical uses

Single (about 200 x 220 cm) and double (about 240 x 260 cm) bedspreads
Sofa throws and couch covers
Hotel room bedspreads
Cushions and decorative pillows

What affects the price?

Yarn and weave: chenille yarn and jacquard-woven patterns cost more than a plain weave.
Fibre: polyester, cotton-polyester and viscose blends are priced differently.
Trims: pom-poms, tassels and fringes, woven in or sewn on, affect the price.
Weight, width and quantity: wide fabric allows a one-piece bedspread; the quote reflects order size.

Prices are visible to members; quotes are sent the same day.

Frequently asked questions

What is chenille?: Chenille is a yarn type. Short fibres are fixed at right angles to a fine core, so the yarn looks like a caterpillar. Fabric woven from it is soft, full and velvety.
Does a jacquard pattern show on both sides?: The pattern is woven, so it shows on both sides; the back may show it in reverse.
Can a bedspread be cut in one piece?: Fabric width decides that. If the short side of the bedspread is wider than the fabric, it needs a seam. Give your finished size in the enquiry.
Do pom-poms survive washing?: It depends on how they are attached. Ask whether they are woven in or sewn on, and ask for the care instructions.

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