310gsm high cost-effectiveness striped printed velvet for sofa  

          This is a practical fabric combining striped texture and velvet texture. The striped pattern of this fabric comes from precise printing technology rather than jacquard weaving: digital printing is used to replicate "jacquard-level" striped details, recreating the "3D visual effect" of jacquard. From a distance, it looks almost identical to jacquard texture; only a close look reveals it’s printed. However, in daily use, the "texture perception is exactly the same" — visually, it’s nearly indistinguishable from jacquard texture, but costs 30% less than jacquard craftsmanship.

Jacquard velvet of the same texture is more expensive, while this printed-texture version costs only 70% of that price. Yet the "striped layers + velvet softness" are identical, so you can get the same premium look for less.

            Additionally, the backing of this fabric adopts non-woven composite technology. Compared with traditional woven fabrics, non-woven composite fabrics eliminate the need for complex spinning and weaving processes, shorten production cycles, and enable large-scale mass production. This effectively reduces unit costs, making them particularly suitable for cost-sensitive applications requiring bulk procurement.

          The velvet surface is made of short, dense polyester fibers, which are lint-free and pill-resistant. Daily maintenance only requires a lint roller or soft brush. The printed layer has been treated for wear resistance and colorfastness: repeated friction (e.g., frequent sofa use) won’t cause fading or cracking, and the pattern remains clear after washing — the texture is "durable and not cheap". This printed-velvet combination is more wrinkle-resistant than pure printed fabric and more stain-resistant than pure velvet. Used for sofas or curtains, it will still look "like new" after 2-3 years, eliminating the need for frequent replacements.

         This fabric’s color palette centers on earth tones, featuring "soft transitions + low-saturation texture" — perfect for 80% of home styles. There are no harsh high-saturation colors; all are "eye-pleasing" natural-texture hues. Whether used alone or in color-blocking, it easily creates a harmonious space atmosphere.

         The main dark green shade resembles moss texture deep in the forest, with a "subtle yet eye-catching" quality. It’s not just a color, but a lifestyle attitude: calm, understated, yet full of presence. Paired with wooden furniture or solid wood coffee tables, dark green + wood tones create a serene, Zen-like vibe. Matched with white sofas or light gray walls, it acts as a "subtle accent color" in the space — not overly bold, but elevating the overall style. Combined with metal side tables or glass decor, the velvet dark green balances cold, hard textures, adding warmth to the space.

In short, this velvet fabric feels soft,with a low-key color palette. Whether laid alone or in color-blocking, it gives the space a "textured yet unforced" look.