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  • JF Fabric Champion 11J6391 Champion Book 83% Polyester, 17% Cotton India 90000 Horizontal: and Vertical: 55 - My Fabric Connection - JF Fabric Champion 11J6391 Champion Book 83% Polyester, 17% Cotton India 90000 Horizontal: and Vertical: 55 - My Fabric Connection -
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    JF Fabric Champion 11J6391

    JF Fabric Champion 11J6391Required Minimum Quantity Purchase: 2 YardsBook: Champion BookContent: 83% Polyester, 17% CottonOrigin: IndiaPerformance: 90000Repeat: Horizontal: and Vertical: Width: 55
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    JF Fabric Champion 12J6391

    JF Fabric Champion 12J6391Required Minimum Quantity Purchase: 2 YardsBook: Champion BookContent: 83% Polyester, 17% CottonOrigin: IndiaPerformance: 90000Repeat: Horizontal: and Vertical: Width: 55
    $95.70
    $84.07
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    JF Fabric Champion 13J6391

    JF Fabric Champion 13J6391Required Minimum Quantity Purchase: 2 YardsBook: Champion BookContent: 83% Polyester, 17% CottonOrigin: IndiaPerformance: 90000Repeat: Horizontal: and Vertical: Width: 55
    $95.70
    $84.07

Buy Jacquard Fabric for Quality Interior Decorating

Jacquard fabric is one of the most distinctive fabric types that is available in the market. It features a unique jacquard weave that makes it stand out. The weave on the fabric is achieved via a loom process that causes the warp thread to become raised from other threads. It creates that weave pattern and the texture on the fabric. The name of the fabric is derived from Joseph Marie Jacquard, who invented the loom attachment for making this type of fabric.

In comparison to other types of weave, the loom process with jacquard fabric takes a lot of time and effort to make. There is also tremendous skill involved here. The effort pays off though once you see the end result, which is what makes jacquard fabric quite popular due to its aesthetic design and quality. For this reason, jacquard fabric is used heavily for home decorating since the 1980s and until today. The most common use for jacquard is through furniture upholstery because it is a thick kind of fabric. It can also be used on cushion covers and beddings.