Ice Fabrics Stretch Crushed Velvet Fabric by the Yard - Burgundy 15
Ice Fabrics Stretch Crushed Velvet Fabric by the Yard - Burgundy 15
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Our review of this crushed velvet by the yard finds it best suited to makers who want a luxurious look with forgiving drape; the single biggest reason to buy is the fabric's distinctive crushed surface and soft hand that elevate eveningwear and decor projects. The cloth ships in a 60/62' width and is substantial for drape at 250 GSM while still offering noticeable stretch, so it works well for garments that need movement and for soft furnishings that benefit from a plush finish.
Key Features
- Crushed surface: The short, raised naps pressed in varied directions give a unique crushed look that catches light for a rich, textured finish.
- Elegant drape: At 250 GSM and about 0.6mm thick, the fabric hangs with a medium to heavyweight flow that flatters gowns and drapery alike.
- Stretch content: The 10% spandex blend provides approximately 20% vertical stretch, allowing for better fit in apparel and easier pulling over cushions.
- Soft but durable: A pile weave made from 90% polyester and 10% spandex balances a plush hand with wrinkle resistance and washing durability.
- Wide usable width: The 60/62' width makes it suitable for wide panels such as curtains, table covers, and full-width garment cutting.
Who It's For
This crushed velvet is ideal for sewists and small-scale designers making evening gowns, shawls, jackets, and luxury apparel who want a fabric that reads opulent on camera and in person. Home decorators and event stylists will also appreciate the color depth and sheen for drapery, backdrops, and cushions.
It is less ideal for heavy-duty upholstery that requires thick, nonstretch coverings or for beginners expecting a rigid, easy-to-stitch cloth; some customers reported the material feels thin and can be tricky to sew because of its stretch and pile.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Lovely crushed texture and sheen that elevate garments and decor.
- Comfortable soft hand thanks to the polyester/spandex pile weave.
- Good drape and a useful 60/62' width for wide projects.
- Machine-washable resilience and wrinkle resistance for repeated use.
Cons
- Some users find it thin and challenging to sew because of stretch and pile direction.
- Stretch can diminish over time with heavy wear, reducing elasticity.
Specifications
| Fabric type | Crushed one-sided velvet |
| Content | 90% polyester, 10% spandex |
| Weight | 250 GSM |
| Thickness | Approximately 0.6mm |
| Stretch | About 20% vertical stretch |
| Width | 60/62 in |
| Available lengths | Sold by the yard; rolls available in 30 or 50 yards |
Our Verdict
This crushed velvet is a strong choice for makers who want a plush, dressy textile with good drape and a striking crushed finish; it represents good value when bought by the yard for gowns, shawls, and decorative panels. Take care when sewing-use stabilizers and suitable needles-and avoid projects requiring heavyweight, nonstretch upholstery if long-term firmness is needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this fabric washable?
The fabric is polyester-rich and wrinkle resistant, suitable for gentle machine washing, but follow care instructions to protect the pile and stretch.
How wide is the fabric?
The fabric is supplied at about 60/62 in width, wide enough for full panels and garment pieces without join seams in many projects.
Will the stretch affect sewing?
Yes; the 10% spandex provides noticeable vertical stretch, so use stretch or ballpoint needles, stabilizers, and a walking foot for best results.
Editor's Take
This crushed velvet is a great choice for makers who want a plush, drapey fabric with a rich crushed finish; it offers good value for gowns and decor but can be tricky to sew and may lose some stretch over time.

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