Noun
velour (countable and uncountable, plural velours)
A knit fabric similar to velvet, but usually somewhat coarser.
In the way they pursue their aspiration, there are some contradictions: Ms. Lee’s couture may be high art but her own velour cushions for the club, which she said are “fashionable” are much like cushions at any other high-toned club. Source: Internet
The pink hoof on Pip is small and cut from velour, a pretty thick plush fabric. Source: Internet
The Maserati Merak SS, complete with it sky blue velour interior, was limited to production of just 1800 cars. Source: Internet
Van Rensburg broke free and booked it for the street, leaving behind only his dark-green velour hat. Source: Internet
Today, instead of the velour Juicy tracksuits, opt for a trendy sheer top like this one from Maven, with a denim skirt that still screams “hip.” Source: Internet
That's how my daughter knows the lyrics to Xanadu and why my small family is wearing matching velour tracksuits. Source: Internet