Velour can also refer to a rough natural leather sometimes called velour leather. The interior plush velour upholstery was camel with dark brown piping. All had "silk grey" leather with black accent piping and silk grey velour carpeting. She recommended the latest craze for fur-lined coats in tweed, wool velour and cheviot. Velour upholstery was now standard, with leather optional. Upholstery selections were tricot for base level "L" and velour for the uplevel "LS". The LJ included pinstriping and a velour interior trim. The only interior color was red, in either leather or velour. Interior specification included air-conditioning, thick luxurious carpets, velour seats and a headlamp wash/wipe system. Both models came with standard velour seating, with Sierra grain leather optional on both. The interior color on these Signature Series cars was red only, in leather or velour. This included velour seating and color coordinated sill to sill carpeting. The LS was available with privacy glass, velour upholstery, and split-folding rear seats. Facelift models were much the same but some had velour upholstery and tinted glass. This generation Imperial was a 6-passenger sedan offered in either velour or Mark Cross leather.