Jb Martin has been making velvet since 1832. This video is a glimpse of how velvet is made and a few quick tips on the care and maintenance of velvet fabric.
Thank you for breathing life into something so overlooked by the world. I had no clue how beautiful it was, from start to finish to finally enjoying its beauty and soft nature. I appreciate it all the more, and understand why it was so valued in the past and still held closely today. I really enjoy witnessing pride in one’s work, and the closest this reminds me of are mints for coins, namely beauty and pride with the future in mind: durability, beauty, history, the future of it all- exquisite. Never used that word until now, when the puzzle piece fits and calls for it :)
So interesting. I'm surprised, but this seems like the only vid on all of UA-cam that gives a thorough explanation of how velvet is made and what it's special characteristics are. Thanks for taking the time to make the vid. You're clearly proud of your work, expertise, and products 👍
I woke up this morning randomly wondering how the heck velvet is made. Half-awake asked chatgpt and got a very detailed description of two fabrics being woven at the same time, but really needed a visual aid to make sense of that. NOW it makes sense! I had also asked for a comparison between historic and modern techniques and have a much deeper appreciation for the cutting process of yore - that would have been a lot of pressure on the artisans.
This is such a great video! I'm a materials specialist and run training courses in specialist cleaning - velvet is one of the toughest to clean but it's a beautiful fabric. I'm actually doing a tutorial for my channel on how to clean it today :)
Great video! JB Martin is a terrific company. While the video deals with the production of their velvet, the company's culture is one of the most caring and giving that I have ever witnessed.
Thanks to make this video. Can you define me what is name of velvet making machine. How much count of threads we use to make velvet. I want to know all thing about velvet.
Thank you for breathing life into something so overlooked by the world. I had no clue how beautiful it was, from start to finish to finally enjoying its beauty and soft nature. I appreciate it all the more, and understand why it was so valued in the past and still held closely today. I really enjoy witnessing pride in one’s work, and the closest this reminds me of are mints for coins, namely beauty and pride with the future in mind: durability, beauty, history, the future of it all- exquisite. Never used that word until now, when the puzzle piece fits and calls for it :)
1:51 looks like the softest yet proudest smile I have ever seen on a human person. This man is my favorite
I wanna hug him ahhh he looks so pure
Fascinating! I love velvet so much. It is my favorite fabric, especially silk velvet.
So interesting. I'm surprised, but this seems like the only vid on all of UA-cam that gives a thorough explanation of how velvet is made and what it's special characteristics are. Thanks for taking the time to make the vid. You're clearly proud of your work, expertise, and products 👍
I woke up this morning randomly wondering how the heck velvet is made. Half-awake asked chatgpt and got a very detailed description of two fabrics being woven at the same time, but really needed a visual aid to make sense of that. NOW it makes sense! I had also asked for a comparison between historic and modern techniques and have a much deeper appreciation for the cutting process of yore - that would have been a lot of pressure on the artisans.
This is such a great video! I'm a materials specialist and run training courses in specialist cleaning - velvet is one of the toughest to clean but it's a beautiful fabric. I'm actually doing a tutorial for my channel on how to clean it today :)
i didn't know velvet was so durable! Great video
Great video! JB Martin is a terrific company. While the video deals with the production of their velvet, the company's culture is one of the most caring and giving that I have ever witnessed.
Thinking of buying a velvet sport coat in navy or burgundy. This was a good general explanation of how velvet is produced.
Glad to be part of this team, great video!
My Great Grandma was a Velvet weaver
Omg this makes me want to live in velvet 😍😍😍
Wow very cool i love velvet and never knew how it was made so cool
This is amazing! Beautiful work! Thank you for sharing.
I am excited to purchase your product.
I was curious when I woke up this morning. Interesting!
I'm rocking my supreme velvet hat with a Lil more knowledge then yesterday.
This is so cool
I want to be ensconsed in velvet
thumbs up, Nice
Best video I've seen in awhile.
Thanks to make this video. Can you define me what is name of velvet making machine. How much count of threads we use to make velvet. I want to know all thing about velvet.
Jacquard velvet is even more beautiful ;)
nice video
Do worms/mites/insects get killed to make velvet????
Aha! You cut it in two.
I came here because of Jeffree Stars's new Blood Lust palette 😅
Don't support that moron pls
American art. American business. America.
You know where velvet was invented ? not in america miss thing I can tell you that
@@baguetteetcheese4665nobody said anything about invented. People like you are so dumb
Best velvet in the world is from India, hand woven from ancient ancestors
I've tried doing business with this company, they suck
Sorry but no one can match kashmiri velvet ❤