Wikipedia says velvet is typically made out of silk, and velveteen is made out of cottonBut, how can you tell the difference between the two fibers? Feel?
No need to shout dude, they use a gurney and the body is covered; in a hospital setting they use a large cart with the body underneath and covered.
They just pick em up from the morgue, and take 'em to the funeral homeThe hearses are constantly traveling to and from the funeral homeThe funeral home usually has an attached garageNobody notices it because there's nothing to noticeThe funeral home is run on a schedule and they arrange the transfer of the deceased in a discreet manner.
I don't think wikipedia is correct on this issueThere are good quality silk, cotton, and nylon velvetsTypically, velvet is heavier and thicker than velveteen, more expensive and is rarely stretchyFrom the FabricLink Textile Dictionary: Velvet - A medium weight cut-pile constructed fabric in which the cut pile stands up very straightIt is woven using two sets of warp yarns; the extra set creates the pileVelvet, a luxurious fabric, is commonly made with a filament fiber for high luster and smooth hand Velveteen - A cotton cut-pile weave fabric, utilizing extra fill yarn construction, with either a twill or a plain weave backThe fabric is woven with two sets of filling yarns; the extra set creates the pile.
