Light colours show soiling and denim abrasion faster and more clearly than dark colours. With light colours, colour migration can occur in combination with dark or intensive colours. Dark and intense colours tend to rub off. Pilling is unavoidable and can also be caused by the adhesion of foreign fibres. A slight streaking effect may occur due to the material. Slight variations in colour and texture between production batches are unavoidable and may occur. A certain amount of colour fading due to exposure to light or abrasion caused by wear and tear is inherent in the nature of a fabric. Every velour fabric will flatten with use, so pile layer changes/seat reflections are unavoidable. Changing colours depending on the incidence of light is in the nature of velour. Velour fabrics tend to be sensitive to scratching and pressure, which can result in pile loss. Attention: Colour-contrasting seam only for approved models