Soft Cotton Velvet Removable-Cover Cushion 30 X 90 Cm

Verified claims

Steam revival

Steam and brush revive crushed nap, turning normal wear into desirable patina.

Sunlight protection

Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading.

Cleaning

Only professional cleaning; durable cover and hydrophobic fill resist soiling.

Tactile quality

The cotton velvet cover is matte, plush, and breathable.

Patina

Cotton velvet’s pile develops a personalized patina with use.

Care

Professional cleaning recommended; brush and steam regularly.

Styling role

The velvet cover serves as a textured solid in cushion arrangements.

Look and feel

The pile creates deep color and a soft, breathable texture that develops patina with age.

Value

At $19.99 sale, this 30x90 cm cushion is larger and cheaper than comparable cotton velvet cushions.

Competitive pricing

At $19.99 CAD sale price, this complete cushion costs the same as a cover-only alternative from Homescapes, effectively providing the recycled polyester fill for free.

Material

100% cotton velvet cover with 15,000–20,000 rub residential durability; 100% recycled polyester fill—hypoallergenic and mold-resistant.

Fill performance

Hypoallergenic recycled polyester fill resists warping and moisture.

Conditioning

Velvet cover's pile relaxes and deepens color within days of unpacking.

Fill stability

Recycled polyester fill keeps cushion shape as velvet cover conditions.

Flat spot repair

Persistent flat spots in velvet can be fixed with light steaming and brushing.

Color coordination

Color names are consistent across Simons Maison velvet cushions for coordinated sets.

Product record

Title

Soft Cotton Velvet Removable-Cover Cushion 30 X 90 Cm

Brand

Simons Maison

Price

39 CAD

Availability

In stock

Recycled polyester fill performance and eco-benefits

• Polyester-based stuffing, including this recycled version, does not warp, stretch, or shrink over time, so the 30 x 90 cm cushion retains its clean rectangular silhouette and tailored shape rather than sagging or losing definition after repeated use.
• The recycled polyester fill is inherently hypoallergenic — free of feather proteins that trigger allergies — and its hydrophobic surface resists moisture, cutting off the damp conditions that mold, mildew, and bacteria need to thrive.

How to care for cotton velvet cushions at home

• An occasional pass with a soft upholstery brush in the direction of the pile lifts the nap, preventing the crushed, dull look that cotton velvet develops over time — this simple monthly habit can extend the cushion’s plush appearance significantly.
• Vacuuming the velvet cover weekly with a soft brush attachment — moving only in the direction of the nap — keeps abrasive dust from settling between the fibres, which is especially important for a cushion that will be handled and compressed more than fixed upholstery.
• The colour shifts and impressions that appear on cotton velvet are not flaws but inherent characteristics of the directional pile — pressure marks can be relaxed through steaming and brushing, and many enthusiasts consider subtle imprinting part of the fabric’s evolving patina.
• A newly unpacked velvet cushion often appears slightly compressed — allowing it to rest in open air for a few days lets the cotton fibres absorb ambient moisture and naturally lift, meaning the richest colour and luster emerge gradually without any intervention.
• Light indirect steaming — holding a handheld steamer just above the surface without pressing and following immediately with a nap-aligned brush — reliably lifts compressed pile and restores sheen; this is the home-safe alternative to professional re-finishing for a cotton velvet cushion that develops flat spots from use.
• Prolonged direct sunlight can fade cotton velvet dyes over time; positioning the cushion away from south-facing windows or rotating it periodically preserves the depth of its colour — especially for pigmented shades like Copper/Rust or Mint Green.

What cotton velvet offers as a cover material

• The cut cotton pile creates a soft, plush surface with a gentle resistance under the hand, delivering the tactile luxury expected of velvet without the slippery feel of synthetics — important for a cushion that invites daily touch and casual arrangement.
• Cotton velvet is defined by its matte finish and short, evenly cut pile that absorbs light rather than reflecting it — this produces a deep, 'inky' richness in darker shades like Taupe or Copper/Rust while the nap catches the light subtly as it is handled, creating the understated color movement that distinguishes it from high-sheen synthetic velvets.
• Because the velvet is woven from natural cotton fibers — a cellulose staple — it is noticeably breathable and moisture-wicking compared to polyester; while less critical for a decorative cushion, this makes the cover feel cooler to the touch and less static-prone when used as a lumbar support or in warm rooms.
• High-quality cotton velvet is prized for the way its pile shifts with use, developing a personalized crush pattern and a 'bruised' patina over time — much like a leather saddle — so the cushion becomes visually softer and more inviting rather than looking worn out.
• Standard cotton velvet typically falls in the 15,000–20,000 Martindale rub range, sufficient for general residential use; the cushion’s removable cover and professional-care recommendation further extend its lifespan by limiting home washing abrasion.

Price comparison for cotton velvet cushions

• The Homescapes 100% cotton velvet cushion cover sells for £11.49 (~$20 CAD) without any insert, while the Simons Maison cushion provides a complete package with recycled polyester fill at $19.99 — effectively pricing the fill at near-zero when compared to the cost of a cover alone from other retailers.
• A similarly constructed cotton velvet cushion from Febronie with polyester filling retails at €22 on sale (regular €44), which converts to roughly $32 CAD; the Simons Maison 30x90 cm cushion at $19.99 CAD is therefore both larger and significantly less expensive, delivering a lower price per square meter for a complete cotton velvet piece.