23HD-FP015 is a velboa on a 200gsm face with a 40gsm pongee reverse, recorded at a 240gsm total on a 160cm width. Velboa is a short, dense pile with an even surface, and at 240gsm this composite stays supple rather than structured, so it wraps a rounded frame and a tight corner without a hard ridge. That is what small furniture and soft goods need: a vanity bench, a bedroom chair, cot bumpers, and soft toys all want a cloth that follows a curve and takes a seam without bulk. The thin pongee reverse holds the pile flat and keeps the cloth stable when it is cut small. It is a light quality by design, not a body cloth for a deep sofa. No finishing step is recorded for this model. Confirm usable width, pile height, and composition on a physical sample.
Why source 23HD-FP015
- At 240gsm the composite stays supple, so it wraps rounded frames and tight corners without a hard ridge.
- A short dense pile gives an even surface, which reads clean on small panels and soft goods.
- The thin pongee reverse holds the pile flat and keeps small cut pieces stable.
- Vanity benches, bedroom chairs, cot bumpers, and soft toys all need a cloth that follows a curve.
Verified Source Specifications
Fit and Confirmation Boundary
The two records split cleanly: the tag and the quotation list carry 200+40, which sums exactly to the 240 total, while the master table and the Haida sheet carry 190+45, which sums to 235. The reconciling pair is used here. That split also affects yield: the 3.29 m/kg in the master and Haida files was calculated on a 190gsm face, so on the corrected 200gsm face the face-only figure is 3.13 m/kg, and the finished composite at 240gsm on 160cm runs nearer 2.60 m/kg. The FP prefix reads as a print step and the tag notes a print house, but no process line exists on this model and the master still carries it as pending, so no printed pattern is claimed here. Pile height, width tolerance, and fiber composition are not recorded. Confirm all open points on a physical sample.
Common Questions
What is velboa?
A short dense pile knit with an even surface. It is softer and flatter than a long-pile plush, which is why it suits small furniture and soft goods.
Is 240gsm suitable for a sofa body?
No, it is a light quality by design. It suits vanity benches, bedroom chairs, cot bumpers, and soft toys; for a sofa body, use a fleece-backed quality at a higher total weight.
How much fabric does a kilo yield?
3.13 m/kg on the face weight. On the 240gsm composite at 160cm, expect roughly 2.60 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.