Mikroplüsch

Mikroplüsch is a type of fabric characterized by its extremely short and dense pile. This fineness of fiber creates a surface that is incredibly soft and smooth to the touch, often resembling the texture of velvet or suede but with a more plush feel. The "mikro" prefix signifies the miniature scale of the fibers that make up the fabric's surface.

The production of Mikroplüsch typically involves synthetic fibers such as polyester, which are woven or knitted and then brushed or sheared to achieve the desired short pile. This process allows for a high density of fibers, contributing to its luxurious softness and ability to reflect light in a way that gives it a subtle sheen.

Mikroplüsch is commonly used in the manufacturing of a wide range of products. Its comfort and visual appeal make it a popular choice for upholstery, including sofas and armchairs, as well as for bedding, blankets, and throws. In the apparel industry, it is found in items like loungewear, robes, and children's clothing. Its soft texture also makes it suitable for toys and accessories. Due to its synthetic nature, Mikroplüsch is generally durable and easy to care for, often being machine washable.