Recently we posted a video review of our faux leather black crocodile fabric and we’d love to know if you find it helpful:
The video is also listed on the product page:
http://www.mjtrends.com/products.Black-Crocodile,Snakeskin,Fabric
We know how hard it is to assess something as tactile as fabric without having it in hand. While we do offer swatches, we also know that most people prefer not to have to wait for a physical sample to make a purchase.
By providing a video review we are hoping that we can make it easier for you to assess if the material will work for your needs. There are lots of different angles, closeups, pans, and attempts to show how the material drapes and flows.
We plan to add more product review videos for our different fabrics and supplies. Comment below or send us an email at sales@MJTrends.com to let us know what we can do to be more helpful to you. Is there additional detail or views that you would like in the video? Would you prefer more video tutorials on how to make things instead?
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The closeups of the faux crocodile texture were really helpful, especially seeing how the light hits the scales. It gave me a better sense of depth than the product photos alone.
I liked how you showed the fabric draping and bending in different directions, since that’s always hard to judge online. It answered my question about whether it would work for a fitted jacket.
Seeing multiple angles in motion made a big difference compared to static images. I’d love an extra segment showing how thick it is compared to other faux leathers you carry.
Appreciate the effort to show pans and closeups, since texture is everything with crocodile patterns. A side-by-side with a smoother faux leather could make the differences even clearer.
This was useful, particularly the parts showing how the material flows rather than just lying flat. It would be great if future videos also included sound or stiffness when manipulated.
The video definitely helps avoid waiting for swatches, especially with the way you handled the fabric to show flexibility. Maybe include a quick test of how it behaves when sewn or stretched.