Jacquard fabrics, with cotton as the main raw material, present a concave and convex pattern through clever weaving in both warp and weft directions. These patterns are not printed after birth, but are naturally formed during the weaving process, making jacquard fabrics unique. Its light, thin and soft texture has won the favor of many consumers. In addition, the pattern types of jacquard fabrics are flexible and can be customized according to different applicable groups and usage scenarios to meet various needs.

▶︎ 1. The production process of jacquard fabrics is relatively complicated. The fabric feels soft and delicate, and has excellent color fastness, making the fabric not easy to pilling and not easy to fade. In addition, the elasticity of jacquard fabrics is closely related to its weaving method. Warp knitted jacquard fabrics are usually not elastic, while weft knitted jacquards show good elasticity.

▶︎ 2. The pattern design of jacquard fabrics is unique, and a variety of patterns can be woven by selecting different base fabrics, thus presenting a variety of styles. This feature makes jacquard fabrics a favorite of fashion people.

▶︎ 3. Jacquard fabrics are not only easy to care for, but also extremely comfortable to wear. Therefore, in addition to being used to make clothing, many manufacturers choose to use them in the production of bedding such as quilt covers and pillowcases.

▶︎ 4. Jacquard fabrics are very particular about the selection of raw materials, and usually use high-quality cotton. This is because inferior cotton yarn cannot meet the requirements of jacquard technology and cannot weave exquisite patterns. Jacquard bedding made of high-quality cotton has a thick texture, a soft and smooth feel, and is wear-resistant and not easy to fade, bringing users a refreshing experience.