Jacquard Rabbit Fur

Pile Height: 20–45mm
Face Weight: 1,200–2,400 g/m²
Pattern: 3D sculptural — raised/recessed zones
Best For: Luxury residential, bedroom, living room
MOQ: 300–500 pcs (custom pattern)

Jacquard Sherpa

Pile Height: 8–15mm
Face Weight: 900–1,800 g/m²
Pattern: Woven-in jacquard — precise repeats
Best For: Bathroom, children's rooms, high-durability
MOQ: 200–500 pcs (custom pattern)

Printed Velvet

Pile Height: 3–8mm
Face Weight: 400–900 g/m²
Pattern: Printed — unlimited color, photographic resolution
Best For: Trend-driven, seasonal, custom artwork
MOQ: 100–300 pcs (custom design)

Jacquard Rabbit Fur: Luxury Tactile Performance

Jacquard Rabbit Fur is produced on a jacquard loom that independently controls pile height across the fabric width via a programmed pattern card. The result is a sculpted surface with alternating high-pile zones (typically 30–45mm) and low-pile or cut zones (8–15mm), creating a three-dimensional appearance without embossing or post-processing.

Despite the name, Jacquard Rabbit Fur contains no animal-derived fiber. The pile is formed from high-denier polyester filament selected for its optical and tactile similarity to natural fur. This enables OEKO-TEX certification, vegan product labeling, and European market compliance without the regulatory complexity of natural fur.

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Jacquard Sherpa: Durability and Moisture Management

Jacquard Sherpa uses the sherpa pile structure — a looped surface with controlled loop height — woven on a jacquard loom to achieve pattern resolution. Unlike cut-pile Jacquard Rabbit Fur, Sherpa loops do not have open fiber ends, which significantly reduces shedding and makes the surface easier to clean.

The looped construction creates natural air channels within the pile, improving moisture wicking and breathability. Sherpa rugs dry significantly faster than cut-pile rugs of equivalent weight — an important property for bathroom, children's room, and kitchen applications where liquid contact is frequent.

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Printed Velvet: Pattern Freedom at Lower MOQ

Printed Velvet produces pattern through ink-jet or rotary printing onto a short, uniform cut-pile velvet base. Pattern resolution is limited only by the printing system — photographic-quality images, gradients, and unlimited color combinations are achievable at production scale. This makes Printed Velvet the preferred choice for trend-driven seasonal collections, licensed artwork reproduction, and custom private-label programs that require frequent design rotation.

The trade-off is pile height: Printed Velvet typically runs 3–8mm versus 20–45mm for Jacquard Rabbit Fur. The tactile luxury of deep pile is absent, but the visual impact of complex, high-resolution patterns compensates at the appropriate price point.

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Side-by-Side Specification Comparison

PropertyJacquard Rabbit FurJacquard SherpaPrinted Velvet
Pile Height20–45mm8–15mm3–8mm
Face Weight1,200–2,400 g/m²900–1,800 g/m²400–900 g/m²
Pattern TypeWoven 3D sculpturalWoven jacquardPrinted (unlimited)
Color Count2–8 (yarn colors)2–6 (yarn colors)Unlimited
Shedding RiskLow–medium (specified correctly)Very low (looped)Very low
Moisture ManagementLow–mediumHighLow
Custom MOQ300–500 pcs200–500 pcs100–300 pcs
DTC Price Range (USD)$120–$400+$60–$160$40–$120
Typical Lead Time35–50 days30–45 days25–35 days

Decision framework: If luxury tactile performance and 3D visual texture are the primary requirements → Jacquard Rabbit Fur. If durability, moisture management, or machine-washability matter → Jacquard Sherpa. If design flexibility, low MOQ, or photographic pattern resolution is the priority → Printed Velvet.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Jacquard Rabbit Fur and regular plush rug?
Jacquard Rabbit Fur uses a jacquard loom to create controlled pile-height variation across the fabric — producing a 3D sculpted surface. A regular plush rug has uniform pile height throughout. The jacquard weave structure also improves fiber anchoring compared to tufted plush.
Which fabric is best for bathroom rugs?
Jacquard Sherpa, paired with a Washable or TPR backing. The looped pile wicks moisture quickly and dries faster than cut-pile constructions. For kitchen runners, the same choice applies with emphasis on slip resistance in the backing specification.
Can I get custom patterns on all three materials?
Yes. Jacquard Rabbit Fur and Sherpa require loom programming for new patterns (higher MOQ, 3–5 week design lead time). Printed Velvet accepts custom digital artwork with lower MOQ and shorter design turnaround (5–10 business days). For small design runs, Printed Velvet is the most economical option.

Three Premium Materials, One Supply Chain

Hileewoo manufactures all three face materials — Jacquard Rabbit Fur, Jacquard Sherpa, and Printed Velvet — with OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class I certification. Our technical team will recommend the right material for your market, price point, and performance requirements.

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