Intricate and durable patterns

Jacquard fabric is produced by weaving a pattern directly into the fabric using a jacquard loom, and can be produced using a variety of fibers, including cotton, polyester, silk, and acrylic. The pattern on a jacquard fabric is durable because it is part of the weave rather than printed on top. This means that jacquard fabric is more resistant to fading, stretching, and wear than printed fabrics.

For example, jacquard fabrics with embossed patterns such as matelassé and brode. They are known for their elegant look and durable quality. You can find a variety of jacquard patterns, from floral and damask to plaid and polka dots. So, you're sure to find a design that suits your style. Jacquard fabrics also often use solution-dyed yarns, which makes them more resistant to fading.

On the contrary, patterns on printed fabrics can easily fade or peel over time with normal use. Jacquard fabrics have patterns woven into the fibers, which means they will stay beautiful for many years. Some jacquard fabrics are reversible, creating two different looks from one piece.