Jacquard
Water Jacquard 0.40
Water Jacquard 460–450
Water Jacquard 160±2
100% Polyester
Jacquard fabric is a type of textile produced using a Jacquard weaving loom, a machine invented in 1804 by the French inventor Joseph Jacquard. This fabric is known for its intricate patterns, which are woven directly into its warp and weft threads. Although any fabric featuring woven patterns may share similarities with Jacquard, only fabrics produced using a Jacquard loom are considered authentic examples of this fabric.
Jacquard fabric is particularly valued for its decorative appeal and attractive appearance. At the same time, it is a relatively heavy and durable fabric. These properties can be further enhanced by using strong fibers such as wool.
Jacquard fabric features raised patterns created during the weaving process using a jacquard loom, rather than through printing. In its industrial version, the fabric is reinforced with waterproof coatings, providing high durability and excellent resistance while maintaining an attractive appearance.
Yes, in industrial versions with a suitable coating (such as PVC or PU), Jacquard fabric can be completely waterproof, making it suitable for outdoor use and humid environments.
No, Jacquard patterns are woven directly into the fabric structure during production, meaning they do not fade or wear off over time.
Yes, the industrial version of this fabric offers excellent resistance to tearing, stretching, and abrasion, in addition to being waterproof.
Yes, printing or embroidery can be applied to Jacquard fabric. However, due to its raised texture, simple designs or embroidery are recommended to achieve better clarity and visibility.
Yes, waterproof and UV-resistant Jacquard fabric is ideal for outdoor applications, such as outdoor furniture, awnings, and equipment covers.
Yes, but it is best to wash it with cold water and avoid harsh detergents. To maintain its waterproof properties, hand washing or dry cleaning is recommended.
The fabric's weight varies depending on its weave and coating. Industrial Jacquard is generally relatively heavyweight, but its luxurious appearance and high durability make the additional weight worthwhile.
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