Abstract: A method for manufacturing counterfeit-deer-texture fabrics comprises the steps of forming a predetermined texture on a substrate by knitting, weaving, and embroidering; the texture and the substrate are formed with yarns; the substrate having the texture being used as a bottom cloth; grinding a surface of the bottom cloth so that hairs are formed from the yarns of the texture and the substrate on the surface of the substrate so that naps are formed on the surface of the substrate. Thus the texture on the substrate likes a counterfeit deer leatherware. In the manufacturing of the bottom cloth, the texture is formed with the substrate. Or the substrate is made firstly and then the texture is formed thereon by a method selected from one of knitting, weaving, and embroidering. In manufacturing the bottom cloth, the texture is knitted or embroidered on the substrate to protrude on the surface of the substrate so as to present a three-dimensional feeling. Or the naps are leveled to have a flat appearance.