Cotton, silk, rayon, polyester
The materials of jacquard fabrics mainly include cotton, silk, rayon, and polyester. Jacquard fabrics are fabrics that form patterns through changes in warp and weft structures. Their yarns are fine, the needle density is high, and the surface has a unique three-dimensional feel and uneven texture.

Classification of Jacquard Fabric Materials
Cotton: One of the commonly used materials in jacquard fabrics, usually made of high-grade cotton because the weaving of jacquard fabrics has extremely high requirements for raw cotton.
Silk: Jacquard fabrics can also be made of silk, with elegant luster and comfortable feel.
Rayon: Jacquard fabrics of this material have good breathability and softness.
Polyester: Sometimes polyester and other materials are added to enhance the durability and elasticity of the fabric.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Jacquard Fabrics and Maintenance Methods
Advantages:

Lightweight and Breathable: Jacquard fabrics are light, breathable, and comfortable to wear.
Novel Style: Its unique texture can create various novel flower shapes.
Strong Three-Dimensional Sense: The uneven texture makes the fabric more three-dimensional.
Disadvantages:

Risk of Color Fading: After prolonged use, there may be color fading.
Loss of Elasticity: After prolonged use, the fabric may lose its elasticity.
Maintenance Methods:

Gentle Washing: Avoid rubbing on rough objects, use special silk detergent or neutral soap to gently rub and wash.
Avoid Sun Exposure: After washing, it should not be sun-dried, but should be placed in a cool and ventilated place to dry.
Ironing Tips: After drying to 70% dryness, spread it out with the reverse side facing outwards, then iron or smooth it.