Fabric Inspection:

This fabric can meet GB/T standard, ISO standard, JIS standard, US standard. All the fabrics will be 100 percent inspected before shipment according to American four point system standard.

How is corduroy fabric used?

In the past, garment manufacturers used corduroy to make everything from workwear and soldier’s uniforms to hats and upholstery. This fabric isn’t as popular as it used to be, however, so the applications of corduroy have slimmed down somewhat.
These days, garment manufacturers primarily use corduroy to make overalls (also known as dungarees), pants, and jackets. Corduroy trousers have lost the cult-like popularity they enjoyed in the 1970s, but pants made out of this material can’t seem to quite go out of style.
Outside the realm of apparel, furniture and accessory makers also use corduroy to make chair and couch coverings as well as decorative cushions. Starting in the 1910s, the first automobiles on the market featured corduroy upholstery, but more durable weaves soon replaced this fabric. Don’t expect to find corduroy on the seats of any modern cars, but don’t be surprised if you come across this ridged fabric on the surface of your friends couch.