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VELVET/PLUSH The pile is cut to create a luxurious, velvety sheen that shows every footprint. It works well in formal areas.
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SAXONY The texture is created by twisting fibers lightly then straightening yarn with heat.
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TEXTURED SAXONY A higher twist level than a Saxony. Captures light and reflects a different intensity.
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LOOP A continuous uncut pile surface that wears well in high traffic areas.
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CUT & LOOP This style combines cut and uncut loops to make a pattern
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FRIEZE A dense tightly twisted fiber that appears to curl at the pile surface.
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CABLE A fat nubby yarn
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SHAG The new Shag combines a variety of yarn thickness and textures.
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BERBER - The term Berber refers to flecks of color against a pale background, similar to the flecks found naturally in wool. Berber colorations can be found in almost all styles of carpets. |










