The difference between corduroy and chenille is: different appearance, different properties, different uses
1. The appearance is different. The corduroy's textured lines are crisp and clear. Very regular, the wool top is rather narrow and long. The fluff on the chenille surface is more prominent, denser and fluffy, and the surface distribution is uneven.
2. Features are different. The corduroy is soft and smooth. Even distribution better retains heat and is more durable. But they are not very strong and tear easily. Chenille is generally thicker and softer to the touch and drapes well.
3. Different uses. Corduroy is widely used in autumn and winter coats, pants, hats and other clothing, and can also be made into handicrafts or dolls. Chenille is mostly used in home textiles such as curtains, sofa covers, and carpets.
