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What are some fabrics that are fuzzy like fleece?

William Wiseone asked:


I am trying to buy a sort of, fuzzy coat, I was wondering, what are some other fabrics that are a bit fuzzy? The ones I know are fleece, angora, and velour (sort of).

What are some others?

Gene

Tags: Angora, Fabrics, Velour

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One Response to “What are some fabrics that are fuzzy like fleece?”

1. Nattie says:

   December 21, 2008 at 12:11 pm

   Velvet comes in different thicknesses and so some can be more fuzzy than others. There are all sorts of synthetics too that can be fuzzy. Flannel, especially if it’s very think, can take on a bit of a fuzzy nature, although it’s more soft and fluffy than fuzzy. Finally, wool can get to be a bit fuzzy. I have a wool/wool mohair/nylon coat which is a bit fuzzy - the way fleece is, only less pliable/soft (so it’s warmer, and resists wind and water better)

   If you want a good sturdy coat, get a wool blend - they’re classic, but can also be very modern and hip. (I have 5 - then again, I live in Buffalo)