Plus Size Velvet And Velour Jackets
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A navy velour hooded jacket with zip front, long sleeves, ribbon trim, pockets, and elastic cuffs.What customers like:Warm, cozy, and lightweight Beautiful rich color and appearance Great fit and true-to-size sizing Soft and comfortable feel Durable and easy to care for
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A brown velour kimono jacket featuring floral embroidery, lace-trimmed bell sleeves, and a shirred back yoke.
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A black sequin-embroidered velour blazer with a relaxed fit and velour-covered buttons.
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A green woven burnout velvet kimono jacket featuring tassel fringe and a plain velvet border.
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A glamorous crushed-velvet polyester-spandex blazer with princess seams, covered buttons, printed lining, and notched lapels.
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A luxurious burgundy burnout velvet kimono with embroidered borders, open front, and graceful side slits.
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A supersoft faux-fur coat with a stand collar, zip front, and convenient front pockets.What customers like:Beautiful design Perfect fit Exceptional warmth Lightweight comfort Stylish appearance
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A sleek suede jacket with a mandarin collar, zip front, side zip pockets, and full lining.
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A plush black faux fur coat featuring a button collar and side pockets for cozy, stylish warmth.
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A black burnout lace jacket with bracelet sleeves and a hook-front closure for elegant layering.
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A plush black faux fur coat with notch lapel, long sleeves, and single-button closure.
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A luxe black faux fur coat featuring a cozy button collar, zip front, and functional side pockets.
FAQs:
Both have a soft, plush surface, but velvet typically has a more pronounced sheen and a dressier appearance. Velour often has a softer drape and a more relaxed feel. Either can work for casual or polished outfits, depending on the jacket’s construction and details. Check the description rather than assuming either fabric offers stretch.
Pair your jacket with a simple tee, straight-leg jeans, and loafers for an easy, coordinated look. The plush texture adds interest without requiring much accessorizing. A casual crossbody bag keeps the outfit practical, while swapping the tee for a blouse gives the same pieces a more polished finish.
Yes—a velvet or velour jacket can bring rich texture to a dinner outfit, holiday gathering, or evening celebration. Layer it over a simple dress, or pair it with a blouse and dress pants. Keep accessories focused: earrings, a clutch, and dressy flats or heels can complete the look without competing with the fabric.
Start with a smooth, lightweight top so the jacket remains the focus. A shell or blouse works well for a polished outfit, while a tee or fine-gauge sweater creates a more relaxed combination. Keeping the layer underneath light helps reduce bulk and makes the jacket easier to wear open or closed.
Always follow the care label, since cleaning methods vary by fabric and construction. Avoid pressing the plush surface flat with an iron, and check the label before steaming or spot-cleaning. Give the jacket room in your closet rather than packing it tightly against other clothing to help preserve its texture.