The olfactive impression of velour fabric translates into a sensation of profound softness and warmth, almost a gentle, diffused skin-scent rather than a dominant note. It presents as an enveloping, plush texture – imagine a tactile velvetiness rendered airborne. There's an inherent clean muskiness, subtly sweet and slightly powdery, reminiscent of brushed cotton or cashmere. Its intensity is typically subdued, preferring to lie close to the skin, creating an intimate aura. The projection is low, making it a whispered rather than shouted fragrance element. Its evolution is linear yet persistent; it doesn't dramatically shift but rather deepens into a comforting, persistent warmth. As an abstract accord, it most often functions as a heart or base note, lending a foundational 'cushion' to other elements, providing a background of serene, gentle luxury.