Pattern Jacquard has distinctive characteristics due to its unique weaving process and visual effects. It is mainly suitable for clothing and home textiles that pursue beauty, texture and a certain sense of grade. Concave and convex three-dimensional, rich texture: The biggest feature is that the surface of the fabric presents a clear, full, and concave and convex three-dimensional pattern. The pattern is not printed, but is interwoven with warp and weft yarns of different colors or different tissue structures. The pattern is firm and not easy to fade or wear.
Elegant color and strong sense of hierarchy: Usually the "color warp and color weft" process is adopted (the warp or weft yarn itself has color), and the woven pattern is subtle in color, the transition is natural, and it has a sense of hierarchy and high-end. Thick texture, crisp and stylish: The structure is relatively tight, the fabric is usually thicker, has good stiffness and drape, is not easy to wrinkle and deform (especially pure cotton or blended with chemical fiber), and can well maintain the silhouette of the clothing.
Special feel and moderate breathability: The feel varies according to different materials (cotton, silk, linen, chemical fiber blends, etc.). Pure natural fiber jacquard (such as silk and cotton) has good breathability, but some thicker jacquard fabrics or blended jacquards containing chemical fibers will have slightly weaker breathability. The pattern is stable and infinitely varied: The pattern is fixed during weaving and is very firm. Designers can freely design extremely diverse patterns from simple geometry to complex flowers, landscapes, abstracts, etc.
Applicable clothing: High-end dresses and formal wear: Evening dresses/cheongsams: Silk Pattern Jacquard (such as tribute satin and brocade) is gorgeous and elegant, with a charming luster. It is the first choice for making high-end evening dresses and cheongsams, showing a graceful and luxurious temperament. Suit/Suit: Worsted wool or wool blended jacquard fabrics, with delicate texture and subtle patterns (such as pinstripe, herringbone, bird's eye pattern), are used to make men's suits and women's high-end suits, showing quality and connotation.
Autumn and winter coats and jackets: Coats/windbreakers: Thick and crisp wool, cashmere or blended jacquard fabrics are warm and not easy to deform. They can create a neat shape and are often used to make autumn and winter coats and windbreakers. Jackets/suit jackets: Medium-thick jacquard fabrics are also suitable for making jackets and suit jackets with a sense of design. Pants and skirts: Pants and skirts made of jacquard fabrics with a three-dimensional texture (such as corduroy, thick cotton jacquard with specific patterns) have a unique texture and can increase the visual richness and durability of the items.
Special shirts and tops: Light and thin cotton, silk or blended jacquard fabrics (such as poplin jacquard and seersucker jacquard) are often used to make women's shirts, tops, dresses (especially in spring and autumn) with a strong sense of design and exquisite details. Chinese/ethnic clothing: Jacquard fabrics with traditional patterns (such as brocade and various ethnic patterns) are classic materials for making Chinese clothing, Tang suits, Hanfu element clothing or ethnic style clothing.
High-end underwear and nightwear (part): some delicate lace (lace is essentially a complex jacquard process) and thin and soft jacquard fabrics are used to make high-end women's underwear, nightgowns, etc. Pattern Jacquard, with its unique craftsmanship, rich texture patterns and excellent texture, is mainly used in the field of mid-to-high-end clothing that pursues decorativeness, texture, stiffness and durability, especially in clothing that needs to show taste, texture and a certain degree of formality.
