23HD-DVPQ is a diamond velvet with a printed pattern and an ultrasonic quilted relief, laminated to a 150gsm non-woven backing and recorded at a 360gsm total on a 165cm width. Two steps carry the look: the print lays colour down, and the ultrasonic bonding presses the quilt lines in without thread, so the panel keeps a padded, panelled face with no stitching to rub or break. The non-woven reverse holds the cloth flat, which is what a quilted panel needs, and the 165cm width is wider than the 150cm used on most qualities here, so a daybed or a wide floor cushion needs fewer joins. At 360gsm the composite is firm rather than drapey, and it suits daybeds, floor cushions, play mats, and pet bed covers. Confirm usable width, quilt repeat, and composition on a physical sample.
Why source 23HD-DVPQ
- Ultrasonic bonding presses the quilt lines in without thread, so there is no stitching to rub or break.
- A 165cm width is wider than the 150cm used on most qualities here, so wide panels need fewer joins.
- The non-woven reverse holds the face flat, which is what a quilted panel needs to stay even.
- At 360gsm the composite is firm, which suits daybeds, floor cushions, play mats, and pet bed covers.
Verified Source Specifications
Fit and Confirmation Boundary
The face weight, total weight, and width agree across all four records, and the print plus ultrasonic quilting step is recorded in both the tag and the quotation list. The backing does not reconcile: 200+150 gives 350, while the total is recorded as 360 in every file, so the backing is likely 160gsm and the recorded 150 is short by 10. This is the same under-recording pattern already seen on other non-woven and pongee backings in this range. The 3.05 m/kg figure is calculated from the face weight alone, so it describes face fabric per kilo rather than finished yield; on a 360gsm composite at 165cm the finished figure is nearer 1.68 m/kg. The master table leaves the process column as "pending", even though the tag and quotation list both name print plus ultrasonic, so the master has not absorbed the process. Quilt repeat is not recorded. Confirm all open points on a physical sample.
Common Questions
What is ultrasonic quilting?
The quilt lines are bonded with ultrasonic energy rather than stitching, so there is no thread to rub or break along the panel.
Is 165cm wider than your other qualities?
Yes. Most qualities in this range run at 150 or 155cm, so this one gives more cutting room and fewer joins on wide pieces.
How much fabric does a kilo yield?
3.05 m/kg is the face-only figure. On the 360gsm composite at 165cm, expect roughly 1.68 m/kg, and confirm by measurement.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Please provide the required colour, quantity, destination, target application, and performance requirements.