Jacquard Fabric

Why Choose Jacquard Fabric?

Jacquard is chosen for its texture, structure, and the way its patterns are woven directly into the fabric. This gives it a depth you don’t get from printed designs and makes the material more durable over time. It holds its shape well, which is why jacquard fabric for dresses is often used for fitted designs, skirts with volume, or pieces that benefit from a bit more body.

Depending on the weave and weight, it can also drape smoothly, making it just as suitable for softer garments or decorative projects. Embossed jacquard fabric adds extra detail through raised patterns, creating a more defined, textured finish.

Types of Jacquard Fabric

Jacquard comes in a range of weights and finishes, each offering its own look, structure, and level of detail. Some options are designed for dressmaking, while others are better for curtains or furnishings.

Bridgerton Jacquard

Bridgerton-style jacquards feature period-inspired motifs with a woven texture that suits historical dressmaking, costumes, and decorative projects. These fabrics usually have a soft sheen and detailed patterning, making them ideal when you want something traditional with a refined finish.

Jacquard Furnishing Fabric

Jacquard furnishing fabrics are heavier and more durable, designed for curtains, cushions, pelmets, and light upholstery. The woven pattern helps the fabric maintain structure, making it suitable for interiors that need a stable material with long-lasting texture.

Jacquard Dress Fabric

Jacquard dress fabrics are lighter and more flexible, offering enough structure for fitted garments while still allowing some movement. They work well for skirts, tailored clothing, occasionwear, and accessories where you want pattern and body without excessive stiffness.

Paisley Jacquard

Paisley jacquard fabrics use the classic teardrop motif woven directly into the surface. The pattern adds detail without relying on print, giving garments or furnishings a textured look that holds up well over time. It’s popular for both dressmaking and decorative home projects.

Taffeta Jacquard Curtain Fabric

Taffeta jacquard has a crisp feel with a lightly shimmering surface, making it suitable for formal curtains, drapes, and structured décor. The jacquard weave adds depth to the smooth taffeta texture.

Two-Tone Jacquard

Two-tone jacquard fabrics use contrasting yarns to create colour shifts as the light moves across the surface. This gives projects a richer, layered appearance while keeping the fabric structured and easy to work with. It’s a good option for statement clothing or standout interior pieces.

Why Buy Jacquard Fabrics from Us?

We offer a wide selection of jacquard fabrics chosen for their texture, affordability, and reliable quality, giving you plenty of choice whether you’re sewing clothing, curtains, or decorative projects. Every fabric is sold by the metre, making it simple to order the exact amount you need without any unnecessary waste.

• A broad range of designs, including paisley, two-tone, embossed, and dress-weight jacquards

• Options suitable for both dressmaking and home décor

• Consistent quality across all jacquard weaves and finishes

• Competitive pricing on single lengths and larger orders

• Fast UK delivery and over 50 years of textile experience

Order Jacquard Fabric Online

Ordering jacquard fabric with us is simple. Choose your preferred pattern, weight, or colour, select the quantity you need, and we’ll cut your fabric by the metre for fast UK delivery. Each order is handled carefully so your jacquard arrives in excellent condition and ready to sew, whether you’re working on clothing, curtains, or decorative pieces.

We also supply larger quantities for studios, makers, and trade customers who need jacquard fabric for dresses, furnishings, or production work. If you’re placing a bigger order or need guidance on the right type of jacquard for your project, you can get in touch with our team for advice.

For more materials suited to structured or decorative sewing, browse our taffeta fabric, curtain fabric, and dressmaking fabric collections.