Jacquard is a fabric with a large pattern obtained by interlacing threads. The threads can be both natural and synthetic. The density of the finished material directly depends on the threads used.
Fabric properties
Jacquard was invented in the early 19th century and remains relevant to this day due to the following qualities:
High strength.
Resistance to mechanical impact.
Long service life.
Lightness of the material combined with a rigid texture.
Resistance to temperature changes.
Low wrinkling.
As for the disadvantages, the relatively high cost can be mentioned.
Application of jacquard
You can buy jacquard for sewing luxurious dresses and suits, as this fabric looks noble and rich. In addition to clothing, this material is used in the manufacture of the following items:
Curtains. They do not let sunlight through, are wear-resistant, and make the interior look respectable.
Bed linen. In terms of durability, jacquard bed linen surpasses satin, looks luxurious. Bed linen made from the interlacing of natural threads is especially valued.
Furniture upholstery. Furniture upholstered with this fabric looks great in baroque-style interiors, is highly wear-resistant, and resistant to stretching. For these purposes, it is advisable to use jacquard with a composition of synthetic fibers.