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Basic Loft 2.0 – Printed Jacquard Bisht Abaya
750,00The Basic Loft 2.0 is a stunning formal wear abaya crafted from exquisite printed jacquard fabric. This piece is the epitome of luxury, designed to elevate your wardrobe with its timeless elegance.
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Arwa 2.0 – Self-Print Jacquard Abaya
695,00Arwa 2.0 is an exquisite abaya that embodies elegance and sophistication. Crafted from luxurious jacquard fabric, this stunning piece features a delicate floral self-print that adds a refined touch to your ensemble. Experience the blend of luxury and contemporary design with this timeless abaya.
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Maha Lux – Embroidered Jacquard Jalabiya with Pockets
Original price was: 1.050,00. 630,00Current price is: 630,00.An exquisite print Jacquard dress, meticulously crafted in a timeless straight cut. Adorned with intricate traditional embroidery, this dress is a true work of art.
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A jacquard is a fabric has a design or motif woven into the construction of the weave. Jacquards come in an array of designs, from dramatic ornamental damasks, to florals, stripes, chevrons, or geometric patterns.
Jacquard fabric is a type of fabric woven on a Jacquard loom, a machine loom invented by the French textile artisan Joseph Marie Jacquard in 1804. Fabrics woven with this type of loom feature complex patterns woven directly into the fabric. As a result, any fabric with woven patterns bears resemblance to jacquard, but technically speaking, only fabrics woven with Jacquard looms can be considered genuine examples of this fabric.
Mainly prized for its ornamental properties, jacquard is also a relatively durable and heavyweight fabric, and it’s possible to accentuate these attributes by weaving jacquard using wool or other durable materials. Uncommonly used in casual garments due to its complexity and relatively high cost, textile manufacturers more frequently use jacquard to make formal apparel such as evening wear and woman’s dersses.