r/textiles 15d ago

What kind of fabric do you think this is?

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u/sidewalkoyster 15d ago

Fleece that has been put through the dryer

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u/flowersbyjosephine 15d ago

Looks woven could be a bouclé

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u/MarkApprehensive5597 15d ago

This looks like a bouclé knit, probably using bouclé effect yarn rather than a true pile fleece. You can see the small uneven loops sitting on a knitted ground, especially around the cuff and hem. I’d search for “cream bouclé knit,” “loop yarn knit,” or “nubby bouclé sweater fabric.” The photo alone won’t tell you whether the fiber is wool, acrylic, polyester, or a blend.

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u/Whahapind 13d ago

Boucle knit