be produced and provided with a velour surface using the known chill roll procedure the projections created during the velour effect can also be stretched instead of the steel roller 23 a very dense brush roller with steel tips can be used a film is fed into the roller gap 21 and then the brush roller is applied against the projections so that thinnings and perforations result in the shaped film then the pre textured depressions are pressed again creating a very clear three dimensional texture with openings in the bases of the cavities in this example the negative roller 10 b is at a temperature of 40 to 60 u00b0 c the center roller about 150 u00b0 c and the upper negative roller 31 is at a temperature of from 40 to 60 u00b0 c the brush roller may also be heated to a temperature of 120 to 150 u00b0 c fig4 shows a roller arrangement in which the non textured web 32 is fed into a roller gap 25 whereby a needle roller 24 perforates or thins the material at the eventual tip area of the projections 11 before the non textured web 32 passes through the roller gap 21 and at least one perforation or thinning is created in the base area of the cavity to be formed later the film is then passed into roller gap 21 where the positive bodies i e projections 11 engage into the cavities and stretch the web 32 in the areas of roller engagement this causes further rips and or.