A velvet fabric knitting method comprising the steps of: - mixing commercially available fibers comprising neps used in pile yarn with a textile fiber comprised of natural, synthetic, regenerated fibers or a mixture thereof and making them into slivers upon processing them in a carding machine, - activating a draw frame for eliminating roughness of the slivers coming from the carding machine and for splicing sliver cotton pieces coming out of the carding machine with the sliver neps and mixing them into a main material, - activating a roving frame for thinning the draw frame sliver cotton and nep mixture coming from the draw frame and subjecting it to twisting process, thereby obtaining cords, - activating a ring machine for obtaining yarn by thinning the cords coming from the main fiber and nep mixture from the roving machine via drawing and winding the yarn onto cops, - knitting a greige fabric by needles which are turning upon upwards-downwards movement of said needles provided in a double cylinder circular knitting machine, - knitting a pile yarn and a ground yarn by passing them through the needles in different cylinders, - placing the pile yarn on the fabric backcloth for shearing and then shearing thereof, thereby obtaining a pile fabric, - activating a fixing machine for fixing the produced yarn and for stretching the pile fabric under hot air to prevent electrostatic generation, and - dyeing the pile fabric, whereby the velvet fabric knitting method is characterized in that it further comprises the steps of - activating a centrifugal drying machine for drying the pile fabric by contacting heated air, - rotating the dyed fabric at at least 4550 revolutions per minute in the centrifugal drying machine, in order to prevent sinking of the nep effects, - shearing the pile yarns of the pile fabric in order to turn it to a velvet fabric by making the closed loops open-end from a blade distance of at least 1.8 mm with respect to the tops of the piles, and - passing the dyed and sheared velvet fabric through a stenter for drying thereof, and thereby obtaining a velvet fabric. - mixing commercially available fibers comprising neps used in pile yarn with a textile fiber comprised of natural, synthetic, regenerated fibers or a mixture thereof and making them into slivers upon processing them in a carding machine, - activating a draw frame for eliminating roughness of the slivers coming from the carding machine and for splicing sliver cotton pieces coming out of the carding machine with the sliver neps and mixing them into a main material, - activating a roving frame for thinning the draw frame sliver cotton and nep mixture coming from the draw frame and subjecting it to twisting process, thereby obtaining cords, - activating a ring machine for obtaining yarn by thinning the cords coming from the main fiber and nep mixture from the roving machine via drawing and winding the yarn onto cops, - knitting a greige fabric by needles which are turning upon upwards-downwards movement of said needles provided in a double cylinder circular knitting machine, - knitting a pile yarn and a ground yarn by passing them through the needles in different cylinders, - placing the pile yarn on the fabric backcloth for shearing and then shearing thereof, thereby obtaining a pile fabric, - activating a fixing machine for fixing the produced yarn and for stretching the pile fabric under hot air to prevent electrostatic generation, and - dyeing the pile fabric, whereby the velvet fabric knitting method is characterized in that it further comprises the steps of - activating a centrifugal drying machine for drying the pile fabric by contacting heated air, - rotating the dyed fabric at at least 4550 revolutions per minute in the centrifugal drying machine, in order to prevent sinking of the nep effects, - shearing the pile yarns of the pile fabric in order to turn it to a velvet fabric by making the closed loops open-end from a blade distance of at least 1.8 mm with respect to the tops of the piles, and - passing the dyed and sheared velvet fabric through a stenter for drying thereof, and thereby obtaining a velvet fabric.