What is jacquard fabric?

Jacquard fabric is a delicate textile whose production process is full of craftsmanship and technical sophistication. This special weaving technology forms complex and beautiful patterns through fine warp and weft structures, allowing the fabric to reach excellent standards in touch and appearance. The requirements for raw materials are extremely high, especially the cotton yarn used.

In the production process of jacquard fabrics, there are two main processes: single-color jacquard and multi-color jacquard, each with its own characteristics.

Single color jacquard: This process uses a jacquard loom to weave fabric gray cloth, and then dyes and finishes it. The result is a solid jacquard fabric whose monochromatic appearance has a simple and pure beauty. This process produces fabrics with a high degree of sophistication behind the solid color.

Multi-color Jacquard: The multi-color jacquard process involves dyeing the yarn into different colors beforehand and then weaving it through a jacquard loom. Finally, the fabric is finished to ensure bright colors and clear patterns. This process creates colorful, three-dimensional fabrics that add depth and visual appeal.

Jacquard fabrics usually have the following characteristics:

Width and yarn count: Jacquard fabrics usually have a wide width, providing more design space and making patterns and patterns more eye-catching. At the same time, the use of finer yarns adds to the sophistication of the fabric.

Durability and stability: Good jacquard fabrics have excellent durability and can stand the test of time. They resist pilling and remain stable during wash cycles without excessive shrinkage.

Colorfastness: High-quality jacquard fabric will not fade and the color remains bright. This color fastness is a sign of long-term use, keeping your jacquard fabric looking like new.