in reference to a type of loom, 1841, from Joseph Marie Jacquard (1752-1834) of Lyons, inventor of new weaving technology c. 1800.

This is a patterned fabric, and may be woven in one color or multiple colors. Most often in golf shirts you may find a jacquard collar that has a multi-colored pattern woven into it.

A fabric woven on a special loom with an intricately woven pattern. Also known as: jacquards, Jacquard, Jaquardwebware, Tessuto Jacquard, El Telar Jacquar, jacquard

(n) French inventor of the Jacquard loom that could automatically weave complicated patterns (1752-1834)(n) a highly figured fabric woven on a Jacquard loom(n) a loom with an attachment for forming op [..]

Jacquard fabric is woven on a special jacquard loom, allowing a pattern woven into the fabric as opposed to being printed on it. Examples of jacquard fabrics include brocade and damask.

A woven fabric made by using a special loom attachment.  The jacquard attachment allows control of each of the warp threads, allowing intricate designs to be made.  Damask and brocade are forms of jac [..]

The knitting of selected needles that produce various loops using colored yarns to create interesting designs. A fabric of intricate variegated weave or pattern.

A method of weaving or knitting patterns directly onto fabric. Its rare that a true jacquard fabric is printed on the material. Fabric has a raised pattern effect.

Type of weave done on a loom invented by Joseph Marie Jacquard in 1801, making possible a variety of intricate patterns. Demasks, brocades, and tapestries can be woven on jacquard looms.