What clothes are suitable for jacquard fabric?

    Jacquard is one of the major categories of textile fabrics, and as early as the Silk Road period, jacquard was famous for its unique weaving techniques.

    Jacquard weaving refers to the process of weaving patterns onto fabrics and interweaving them with yarns of different colors. Compared to embroidery, jacquard weaving has a higher cost, better quality, and better breathability.

    The pattern of jacquard fabric has a more three-dimensional sense and a textured feel, which can weave different patterns such as flowers, birds, fish, insects, birds, and animals. It is deeply loved by fashion designers and can be used not only for making casual dresses, sportswear, suits, but also for making Chinese style clothing such as cheongsam and Hanfu. It often appears at major fashion shows.

    Due to its softness and transparency, jacquard is also the main material used in bedding, which can be used to make bed sheets, duvet covers, pillows, etc. Different patterns have been developed to embellish the atmosphere.

    As early as the Ming Dynasty, Song Yingxing recorded in his book "Tian Gong Kai Wu · Jing Shu" that "all flower weaving must use Jiahu, with dry silk as the warp for the outlet and outlet, and then it can be lifted and connected without worry. Those from other provinces are just barely jacquard and sloppy." Jiahu here refers to Jiaxing and Huzhou areas in Zhejiang Province, which were representative of Chinese jacquard fabrics during the Jiangsu Zhejiang era.

    Nowadays, jacquard fabric has become one of the mainstream fabrics in China, which can be found in various textile cities and fabric markets.