Jacquard fabric refers to a type of textile characterized by intricate woven patterns. The Jacquard weaving process allows for the creation of complex and detailed designs by controlling individual yarns. The fabric is named after Joseph Marie Jacquard, a French weaver and inventor who played a key role in the development of the Jacquard loom in the early 19th century.
Sandwich Mesh Fabric is a fabric material commonly used to make components for shoes, sportswear, backpacks, seat cushions and other products. The fabric's name "Sandwich" comes from its structure, which usually consists of two outer layers of fabric sandwiching a middle mesh layer.
Sandwich Mesh Fabric is a multi-layer fabric, usually composed of two layers of mesh layers of different materials sandwiched between a middle filling layer. This fabric can be used in a variety of ways, depending on the specific design and use. Here are some common roles and applications:
Heavy Weight Sandwich Mesh is a three-layer structure of high-strength fabric, consisting of two layers of mesh and a foam sandwich in the middle. Its advantages and application scenarios are as follows:
Spandex is an elastic silk that plays an elastic role. If a fabric is added with 5% spandex, it will feel very smooth.
Sandwich is a kind of synthetic fiber, which is mainly used for car covers, sportswear, bags, etc. It is firm and durable.
