What novelty type is described for 15 Upholstery Pile?

What novelty type is described for 15 Upholstery Pile?

• A. Novelty, Boucle
• B. Novelty, Chenille
• C. Yarn Dyed
• D. Composite Fabric

Answer: (B)

Fabrics described as novelty are defined by an unusual surface texture. Upholstery pile means a fabric with a soft, raised nap used in furniture. Chenille yarns create a plush, fuzzy surface by using short fibers arranged to form a dense pile, giving that velvety feel typical of upholstery fabrics. That texture matches the description of a pile finish, so it’s categorized as Novelty, Chenille. Boucle would produce a looped, knobby surface rather than a smooth pile; Yarn Dyed refers to color rather than texture; Composite Fabric implies layered construction. So the best match is Novelty, Chenille.

Fabrics described as novelty are defined by an unusual surface texture. Upholstery pile means a fabric with a soft, raised nap used in furniture. Chenille yarns create a plush, fuzzy surface by using short fibers arranged to form a dense pile, giving that velvety feel typical of upholstery fabrics. That texture matches the description of a pile finish, so it’s categorized as Novelty, Chenille. Boucle would produce a looped, knobby surface rather than a smooth pile; Yarn Dyed refers to color rather than texture; Composite Fabric implies layered construction. So the best match is Novelty, Chenille.