Metallic Jacquard Fabric

Product Details & Usage

What is Metallic Jacquard Fabric
Metallic jacquard fabric is a special jacquard fabric that adds metal threads to traditional jacquard fabric to increase the gloss and texture of the fabric. This fabric is often used in high-end clothing, decorative fabrics, and stage performance costumes because of its unique visual effects and touch.

Basic concept of jacquard fabric
Jacquard fabric refers to a fabric that forms a specific pattern through the interweaving of warp and weft yarns during the weaving process. According to the different weaving methods, jacquard fabrics can be divided into three types: warp knitted jacquard, weft knitted jacquard, and woven jacquard1. The characteristics of these fabrics include soft texture, delicate, good breathability, high color fastness, exquisite patterns, rich colors, three-dimensional patterns, no pilling and no fading, etc.

Characteristics of Metallic Jacquard Fabric
Gloss: Due to the addition of metal threads, the metallic jacquard fabric will show a unique luster under the light, making the fabric look more gorgeous.
Texture: The addition of metal threads not only increases the visual effect of the fabric, but also changes its touch, making it more unique.
Durability: Metallic jacquard fabrics are usually more wear-resistant than ordinary jacquard fabrics, but it should be noted that the metal threads may be damaged during washing, so they need to be cleaned and maintained with special care.
Application: Metallic jacquard fabrics are often used in high-end clothing, decorative fabrics, and stage performance costumes to highlight their unique visual effects.

Cleaning and maintenance
Due to the particularity of metallic jacquard fabrics, special care is required when cleaning and maintaining them. Here are some suggestions:

Cleaning: It is recommended to soak in cold water for 5 to 10 minutes, then gently rub with low-foam laundry detergent or neutral soap, and finally rinse with clean water. Avoid using strong detergents to avoid damaging the metal threads.
Drying: The fabric of metallic jacquard fabrics should be placed in a cool place to dry, and should not be exposed directly to the sun to avoid oxidation and discoloration of the metal threads.