Mocha Chinchilla Faux Fur Fabric

MOCHA CHINCHILLA FAUX FUR FABRIC – Experience luxurious softness and exceptional comfort with our Mocha Chinchilla Faux Fur Fabric. Designed to replicate the plush texture and elegant appearance of natural chinchilla fur, this super-thick and heavy faux fur adds warmth, sophistication, and a premium touch to fashion, costumes, and home décor projects.

HIGH-QUALITY FABRIC – Featuring a premium heavyweight construction of 700 GSM, this faux fur fabric offers exceptional density, durability, and a rich, fluffy texture. Its thick, plush surface creates a luxurious appearance, making it an excellent choice for projects that require extra warmth, softness, and a high-end finish.

VERSATILE FABRIC – Perfect for jackets, coats, vests, costumes, blankets, throws, pillows, cushions, upholstery accents, furniture decoration, photography props, and DIY craft projects. Its beautiful chinchilla-inspired texture makes it ideal for creating stylish fashion pieces and cozy home furnishings.

SUPER THICK WITH 1-INCH PILE – Featuring a dense 1-inch-long pile and a heavyweight 700 GSM construction, this faux fur delivers outstanding plushness, warmth, and dimension. Its soft, fluffy fibers create a full-bodied texture with a luxurious feel, making it perfect for statement apparel, decorative accents, and comfortable home accessories.

WIDE RANGE OF COLORS & SIZES – Explore our selection of beautiful faux fur fabrics to complement your creative projects. Available by the yard, this fabric is suitable for both small DIY crafts and larger sewing, costume, and home décor projects. Multiple yards can be ordered to accommodate your project needs.

Mocha Chinchilla Faux Fur Fabric is a soft, thick, and heavy faux fur material designed for clothing, home décor, costumes, and decorative accessories. With a 1-inch fur pile, 700 GSM weight, and 60-inch width, this fabric offers a plush texture, dense appearance, and rich mocha color. Its chinchilla-inspired finish makes it a practical choice for projects that need a full, soft fur look without using real animal fur.

The mocha chinchilla faux fur fabric combines a warm brown tone with a plush surface that adds depth and texture to finished designs. Whether you are sewing a winter coat, making a faux fur throw, or adding a decorative trim, this material provides the thickness and visual appeal needed for a variety of projects.

Mocha Chinchilla Faux Fur Fabric Specifications

Understanding the fabric's main features helps you choose the right material for your project. The table below covers the key specifications.

The 700 GSM weight means the fabric weighs approximately 700 grams per square meter. GSM stands for grams per square meter, a standard measurement used in the textile industry to describe fabric weight.

A higher GSM generally indicates a heavier fabric, although thickness, softness, and durability also depend on the fiber type and construction. At 700 GSM, this material falls into the heavy fabric category and is best suited for projects where a substantial fur texture is desired.

What Makes This Chinchilla Faux Fur Fabric Different?

This Chinchilla Faux Fur Fabric combines a soft surface with a heavy construction and a manageable 1-inch pile. These features make it suitable for projects that need a noticeable fur texture without extremely long fibers.

Soft and Plush Fur Texture

The fabric features a soft fur surface that feels pleasant to the touch. Its plush texture makes it useful for items that come into contact with the body, such as coat collars, scarves, decorative blankets, and cushions.

Unlike flat woven fabrics, faux fur has raised fibers that create a soft, textured surface. These fibers give finished products a fuller appearance and add visual depth.

The 1-inch pile also provides enough length for a noticeable fur effect while remaining easier to manage than many extra-long pile materials.

Thick and Heavy 700 GSM Construction

At 700 GSM, this faux fur is designed for projects where weight and thickness are important.

A heavy fabric can create a more substantial appearance in outerwear, upholstery accents, and decorative pieces. It can also provide added coverage when used for throws, costume pieces, or coat details.

However, fabric weight should be considered during sewing. Heavy faux fur may require stronger needles, appropriate thread, and careful seam preparation.

For structured garments, the fabric's weight should also be considered when choosing a lining, closure, or supporting material.

Rich Mocha Brown Color

The mocha shade brings a warm, neutral look to clothing and interior projects. Brown tones work well with cream, beige, ivory, black, tan, and other earthy colors.

This makes Mocha Faux Fur Fabric a versatile choice for both modern and traditional designs.

For clothing, mocha can complement neutral outfits and winter accessories. In home décor, it can add warmth to sofas, bedding, accent chairs, and decorative pillows.

The color is especially useful when you want a fur-inspired design that feels natural without relying on bright or highly contrasting shades.

Practical 1-Inch Fur Pile

Pile length refers to the height of the raised fibers above the fabric's backing.

This product features a 1-inch pile, equal to approximately 2.54 centimeters.

The pile is long enough to create a plush and full appearance while remaining suitable for a range of sewing and crafting applications.

It works particularly well for decorative coat panels, faux fur trims, pillows, and accessories where the fur should remain visible without being excessively long.

Best Uses for Mocha Chinchilla Faux Fur Fabric

The combination of a heavy 700 GSM construction, soft texture, and warm brown color makes this fabric suitable for several types of projects.

Faux Fur Coats and Winter Jackets

One of the most popular uses for thick faux fur is outerwear.

The dense texture gives coats and jackets a full appearance, making the fabric useful for winter fashion pieces and statement outerwear.

It can be used for complete coat designs or selected areas such as collars, cuffs, hoods, and front panels.

When making a full coat, consider the weight of the finished garment. A 700 GSM fabric will feel heavier than lightweight faux fur, especially when combined with a lining.

A smooth lining can help the garment slide over other clothing and make it more comfortable to wear.

Faux Fur Throws and Decorative Blankets

A plush faux fur throw can add texture to a bed, sofa, or lounge chair.

The mocha color pairs well with neutral bedding, wooden furniture, and warm interior color schemes.

Because the fabric is 60 inches wide, it offers a useful starting width for decorative throws. The final size will depend on the amount purchased, seam allowances, and finishing method.

For a more finished blanket, a suitable backing fabric can be added to cover the underside and provide a neat appearance.

Decorative Pillows and Cushion Covers

The soft fur surface makes this material an attractive choice for decorative pillows and cushion covers.

Mocha brown can provide contrast against light-colored sofas or blend with darker furniture.

For pillow construction, consider using a smooth woven fabric for the back panel. This can reduce bulk at the seams and make the cover easier to sew.

A zipper or other suitable closure can also help with insert removal when the design requires it.

Costume Design and Cosplay

Costume designers often use faux fur to create animal-inspired outfits, theatrical clothing, character accessories, and stage costumes.

The 1-inch pile provides visible texture without the extra length found in shag-style faux fur.

Its thick construction can be useful for costume collars, decorative panels, hoods, cuffs, and accessories.

For large costumes, plan the pattern carefully to control weight and avoid unnecessary layers.

Fashion Accessories and Decorative Trims

This fabric can also be used for smaller projects that need a rich fur texture.

Popular applications include:

• Faux fur scarves and stoles
• Coat collars and sleeve cuffs
• Decorative handbag panels
• Hat trims and costume accessories
• Pillow accents and small home décor pieces
• Seasonal decorations and craft projects

Smaller accessories are a practical way to use leftover fabric after completing larger sewing projects.

How Does 700 GSM Faux Fur Compare to Lightweight Faux Fur?

Fabric weight affects how a material hangs, feels, and performs during construction.

A 700 GSM faux fur is heavier than many lightweight alternatives. This makes it useful for projects that need a substantial fabric rather than a thin decorative covering.

These are general comparisons. Actual performance depends on fiber composition, backing construction, pile density, and finishing.

For example, a heavy faux fur can provide a thick appearance, but its warmth and insulation will also depend on the backing, lining, and garment design.

How Much Fabric Do You Need for Your Project?

The amount of faux fur needed depends on the pattern, project size, fabric width, and pile direction.

With a 60-inch width, this material can accommodate many standard sewing and home décor patterns. However, you should always check the cutting layout before purchasing.

For clothing, use the yardage recommendations provided with your sewing pattern. Heavy faux fur may require additional material because pattern pieces often need to face the same direction.

For home décor, measure the finished width and length of your project. Add extra material for seams, hems, backing, and any pattern adjustments.

Important: Faux fur has a pile direction, also called nap. The fibers may look different when brushed upward versus downward. Cutting all visible pieces in the same direction helps maintain a consistent appearance.

If you are working with several panels, checking pile direction before cutting can prevent noticeable changes in shade and texture.

Sewing Tips for Thick Faux Fur Fabric

Sewing with thick faux fur requires a little more preparation than working with ordinary cotton or lightweight polyester.

The main challenge is controlling the pile and reducing bulk along seams.

Cutting Faux Fur Without Damaging the Pile

Place the fabric with its backing facing upward before marking your pattern.

Use a fabric marker or tailor's chalk suitable for the backing. Follow the pattern layout and check the pile direction before making any cuts.

When possible, cut through the backing with small, controlled cuts rather than cutting deeply through the fur fibers.

This helps preserve the length of the pile and creates a cleaner edge.

After cutting, gently remove any loose fibers from the edges.

Choosing the Right Needle and Stitch

Heavy faux fur may need a sturdy sewing needle, depending on the thickness and type of backing.

A size 90/14 or 100/16 needle may be a useful starting point for testing, but the correct choice depends on the material and sewing machine.

Use a strong, suitable thread and test your stitch length on a fabric scrap before sewing the final piece.

A slightly longer straight stitch may help when sewing bulky layers.

Avoid forcing the fabric through the machine. Guide it gently and check that the layers feed evenly.

Managing Bulk Around Seams

Thick pile can become trapped inside seams, making them look uneven.

After stitching, use a blunt needle or small tool to gently release trapped fibers from the seam.

You can also carefully trim excess pile from the seam allowances where needed, without cutting through the backing.

For garments, test the seam construction before joining large pattern pieces. This can help you identify areas where extra bulk may affect the fit.

How to Care for Mocha Faux Fur Fabric

Proper care helps maintain the appearance of the fur and reduces unnecessary wear.

Because the exact fiber composition and backing material are not specified, the manufacturer's care instructions should always take priority over general recommendations.

Cleaning and Routine Maintenance

For light surface dust, gently shake the fabric or use a soft brush suitable for faux fur.

Small areas of dirt may be treated with a clean, slightly damp cloth, provided you have tested a hidden area first.

Avoid rubbing the pile aggressively, as this can flatten or tangle the fibers.

Do not assume the material is machine washable unless its care label confirms this.

Drying and Heat Exposure

Many synthetic faux fur fibers can be damaged by excessive heat.

Avoid direct ironing on the fur surface and do not use a hot dryer unless specifically permitted by the care instructions.

If the material becomes damp, allow it to dry in a well-ventilated area using a method appropriate for its construction.

Once dry, gently arrange the fibers with your fingers or an appropriate soft brush.

Storage Recommendations

Store the fabric in a clean, dry place away from prolonged direct sunlight.

Avoid placing heavy objects on top of the fur for extended periods, as pressure may flatten the pile.

For finished garments, use a suitable hanger that supports the weight of the item. For unused fabric, store it in a way that reduces compression and protects it from dust.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mocha Chinchilla Faux Fur Fabric?

It is a chinchilla-inspired faux fur material with a soft, thick texture and mocha brown color. This fabric features a 1-inch fur pile, 700 GSM weight, and 60-inch width, making it suitable for outerwear, decorative throws, pillows, costumes, and accessories.

Is this faux fur fabric thick or lightweight?

This is a thick and heavy fabric weighing 700 GSM. It is better suited for projects that need substantial texture and coverage than for designs requiring very lightweight material.

How long is the fur pile?

The fur pile measures 1 inch, or approximately 2.54 cm. This creates a soft, visible fur texture suitable for clothing details and home décor.

How wide is the fabric?

The fabric measures 60 inches wide, equivalent to approximately 152.4 centimeters. This width is useful for many garment and decorative sewing projects.

Can this fabric be used to make a winter coat?

Yes. Its thick, heavy construction makes it suitable for faux fur coats, jackets, collars, and cuffs. The finished garment's weight, lining, fit, and construction should be considered before sewing.

Is this fabric made from real chinchilla fur?

No. It is a faux fur fabric designed to provide a chinchilla-inspired appearance without using real chinchilla fur. The exact fiber composition has not been specified.

Is this fabric suitable for blankets and pillows?

Yes. Its soft texture and 700 GSM weight make it suitable for decorative throws, pillows, and cushion covers. A backing or lining can be added depending on the finished product.

Can beginners sew with this faux fur?

Beginners can work with this fabric, but its heavy construction and raised pile require careful cutting and sewing. Starting with a small pillow or accessory is a practical way to learn how to handle thick faux fur.

Does this fabric stretch?

The stretch properties have not been specified. Check the fabric's backing and test a small section before using it for fitted clothing or patterns that require stretch.

Can this faux fur be machine washed?

Machine washing should only be used if the manufacturer's care instructions allow it. Without confirmed fiber composition and washing guidance, avoid assuming that machine washing or tumble drying is safe.

Bring Rich Mocha Texture to Your Next Sewing Project

Whether you are creating a winter jacket, decorative pillow, plush throw, or custom fashion accessory, Mocha Chinchilla Faux Fur Fabric offers a practical combination of softness, substantial weight, and a rich brown finish. Its 1-inch pile, 700 GSM construction, and 60-inch width make it a useful material for projects where thick faux fur is an important part of the design.

Explore this faux fur fabric by the yard collection at Ice Fabrics and choose the amount you need for your next clothing, crafting, or home décor project.