Jacquard fabrics are highly sought after for their unique textures and patterns, but require special care to maintain their beauty and extend their lifespan.

Jacquard fabrics are highly sought after for their unique textures and patterns, but require special care to maintain their beauty and extend their lifespan. Here are some precautions for caring for jacquard fabrics:

Washing Methods

Soaking
Soak jacquard garments in cold water for 5 to 10 minutes. Avoid prolonged soaking to prevent fiber damage. Because jacquard fabrics are prone to color fading, it is recommended to soak them separately, avoiding mixing with other garments.
Hand Washing
Jacquard fabrics should not be machine washed; hand washing is recommended. Use a neutral detergent or low-foam laundry powder, gently rubbing the fabric. Avoid harsh rubbing or scrubbing to prevent damage.
Avoid Wringing
After washing, do not wring the fabric forcefully. Instead, gently press to remove excess water, then shake it out to dry.

Drying Methods

Jacquard fabrics should not be exposed to direct sunlight or machine dried. They should be air-dried in a cool, ventilated place. UV rays from sunlight can cause fading and aging of the fabric.

Ironing Methods

If jacquard garments wrinkle, they can be ironed. The ironing temperature should be controlled below 150°C. The iron should not directly contact the fabric; it is recommended to place a damp cloth over the garment.

Storage Methods

Clean Storage
For jacquard garments that are not being worn, they should be washed and ironed before storage to prevent mildew or bacterial growth.
Moisture and Pest Prevention
When storing, you can place desiccant or insect repellent in the closet to keep the environment dry and prevent moisture and insect damage.

Other Precautions

Avoid using bleach or detergents containing strong acids or alkalis, as these can damage the fabric.
Avoid contact with rough objects to prevent scratching the fabric surface.

By following these methods, you can effectively maintain the clarity of the patterns and vibrancy of the colors of jacquard fabrics, extending their lifespan.

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