Jacquard fabrics can be divided into single and double color jacquard and satin jacquard!

    Jacquard Fabrics can be divided into single and double color jacquard and satin jacquard.

    Monochrome jacquard fabric is first woven into jacquard fabric by a jacquard loom, and then dyed and finished to produce a solid color; Multicolor jacquard is a color woven jacquard fabric- first dyed on yarn, then woven on a jacquard loom, and finally finished. Therefore, color woven jacquard fabrics come in two or more colors, with rich colors, no monotony, strong three-dimensional patterns, and higher grades. The fabric width is not limited, and pure Cotton Fabric has a slight shrinkage, no pilling, and no color fading. The unique texture is soft, delicate, and smooth, with good glossiness, good drape and breathability, and high color fastness. The pattern of large jacquard fabric is large and exquisite, with clear color layers and strong three-dimensional sense, while the pattern of small jacquard fabric is relatively simple and single.

    Gongsatin jacquard fabric. The warp and weft yarns are interwoven at least once every three yarns, so the satin weave makes the fabric denser and thicker. Satin weave products have higher costs than similar plain weave and twill weave products. Fabrics woven with satin weave are collectively referred to as satin weave fabrics. Satin fabric can be divided into front and back, with the fewest interlacing points within a fully woven loop and the longest floating threads. The surface of the fabric is almost entirely composed of warp or weft floating threads, and satin fabric is soft in texture. Satin fabric is divided into front and back sides, with a smooth, delicate, and glossy surface. The most common satin fabric is striped satin, abbreviated as satin strip.

    That concludes the introduction of some knowledge about jacquard fabrics, hoping to help those who are not familiar with jacquard fabrics.