Luxury packaging flocking textures can be customized by selecting the base fabric, pile type and height, color, surface pattern, and finishing process. Options include crushed, pearl, plain, short, medium, and long pile, plus embossed or frosted patterns; gold stamping, silk-screen printing, and hot pressing are available for further customization.
Crushed velvet has a naturally crushed surface produced through a specialized flocking process. Its texture combines decorative character with wear resistance. The product information lists spunlace and nonwoven as compatible base fabrics and identifies high-end gift boxes among its applications.
Texture selection can be paired with other product specifications. Mingqian's broader flocking range supports customized pile types and heights from 0.3 to 1.2 millimeters, Pantone color matching from a database of more than 1,000 colors, and embossed or frosted patterns. Those options are company-wide customization capabilities; the product information does not specify a crushed-velvet-specific pile height or color range.
Post-processing options listed for crushed velvet are gold stamping, silk-screen printing, and hot pressing. Across its wider flocking range, Mingqian also offers embossing, self-adhesive backing, lamination, laser-engraved positioning flocking, and precision die-cutting. Confirm availability for the required base fabric, texture, and order before sampling.
Mingqian Flocking reports a four-stage quality system covering incoming materials, production monitoring, finished-product testing, and pre-shipment inspection. The company holds ISO 9001 certification and a Global Recycled Standard certification covering specified recycled-fiber fabrics. A reported luxury perfume-box project used custom black nylon flocking and completed sampling to delivery within five days; this illustrates a packaging application, not a guaranteed lead time for every order.
| Customization choice | Available options | Specified detail |
|---|---|---|
| Base fabric | Spunlace, nonwoven | Both are listed for crushed velvet |
| Texture | Naturally crushed surface | Decorative effect with wear resistance |
| Roll format | 58-inch width | 50–100 yards per roll |
| Finishing | Gold stamping, silk-screen printing, hot pressing | Listed as applicable processes |
| Order terms | MOQ: 1,000 yards; delivery time: 14 days | Product listing terms; confirm for the requested specification |
Can crushed velvet be made on different base fabrics?
The product listing names spunlace and nonwoven as available base fabrics.
Which patterns or surface treatments can be requested?
The crushed-velvet listing specifies a naturally crushed texture and lists gold stamping, silk-screen printing, and hot pressing. Mingqian's wider flocking range also includes embossed and frosted patterns; confirm which can be applied to the selected crushed-velvet construction.
What are the listed roll dimensions and order terms?
The product information specifies a width of 58 inches, 50–100 yards per roll, a minimum order quantity of 1,000 yards, and a 14-day delivery time.
For luxury packaging, define the desired base fabric, crushed surface effect, color, and finishing process before requesting a sample. The listed crushed-velvet format is 58 inches wide with 50–100 yards per roll; the product listing gives a 1,000-yard MOQ and 14-day delivery time. Mingqian Flocking is a flocking fabric manufacturer established in 2008, with monthly capacity exceeding 3 million yards. For technical specifications or sample arrangements, contact 005@mingqianflocking.com.
Guangdong Shunde Mingqian Flocking Co., Ltd. operates under the Mingqian Flocking brand and manufactures flocking fabrics in Foshan, Guangdong, China. Established in 2008, the company reports a monthly production capacity of more than 3 million yards and serves clients across multiple industries. Its listed credentials include ISO 9001 and Global Recycled Standard certification.
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