Description --> The jacquard fabric is a single or double-knit fabric that can be combined with different fabrics, cotton being the most suitable one. The jacquard cotton fabric is reversible because the back has no floats, which makes it a multiple-use fabric.
This strong, durable, wrinkle-resistant fabric can be used in vintage outfits like corsets, milkmaid dresses, crisscross tops, sling bags, and hair accessories. You can also use the jacquard cotton fabric in utility wear, and home décor, curtains, table covers, and bed throws.

Uses of Cotton Fabric

Apparel and Clothing

• T-Shirts and Tops: Cotton fabric is a popular choice for t-shirts, blouses, and casual tops due to its softness and breathability.
• Pants and Jeans: Cotton fabric is often used in making denim, which is a sturdy cotton fabric used for jeans, shorts, and casual pants.
• Dresses and Skirts: Cotton fabric is commonly used in summer dresses, skirts, and casual wear due to its lightweight and breathable nature.

Home Textiles

• Bedding: Cotton is a common material for bed sheets, pillowcases, and duvet covers, offering a soft and comfortable sleeping surface.
• Towels: Cotton terry cloth is often used to make bath towels, hand towels, and washcloths because of its absorbency and softness.

Upholstery and Furnishings

• Cushion Covers: Cotton is used for making cushion covers and throw pillows for sofas and chairs, adding color and texture to home décor.
• Furniture Upholstery: Cotton fabric is commonly used in upholstery for sofas, chairs, and other furniture items due to its durability and ease of cleaning.

Accessories

• Bags and Totes: Cotton fabric is used to create tote bags, shopping bags, and backpacks, providing a lightweight and durable option for carrying items.
• Scarves and Bandanas: Cotton is commonly used for scarves, bandanas, and headbands due to its breathability and softness.

Care Instruction of Cotton Fabrics

• Wash cotton items in cold or warm water (up to 40°C / 104°F). Hot water can cause shrinkage and fading.
• Gently agitate the water to clean the fabric, but avoid excessive rubbing or scrubbing, especially for delicate cotton items.
• Cotton can generally withstand higher heat. Set the iron to the cotton setting (around 200°C / 392°F).