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Fabric
Terry jacquard fabric manufacturer
A jacquard pattern is knitted, not printed. It cannot crack, peel or wash off — because it is the fabric, not something applied to it.
Jacquard knitting means individual needles are selected pattern by pattern as the fabric is formed, so the design is built from the loops themselves. On a terry base that produces raised and flat areas — checks, florals, hexagons, waffles, dots — with real depth and shadow. Held at arm's length it reads as texture; up close it reads as craft.
The commercial argument is durability. A print sits on top of a garment and degrades with every wash; a knitted structure degrades only when the fabric does. For kidswear and baby programmes, where garments are washed hard and often, that difference shows up in returns.
Developing a new jacquard is a matter of a pattern file and machine time, both of which are ours. Send a reference swatch, a photograph, or even a drawing, and we will knit a trial rather than quoting you for a minimum you have to commit to first. Repeat size is limited by machine gauge and cylinder diameter — we will tell you honestly what is achievable before you design around it.
Specification
- Weight range
- 260–420 gsm
- Composition
- Cotton, cotton/polyester, cotton/modal
- Patterns
- Checks, florals, geometrics, waffles, dots, custom repeats
- Development
- Pattern file to knitted trial in-house
- Dyes
- GOTS and OEKO-TEX approved reactive dyes only
- Colour routes
- Piece-dyed solids or yarn-dyed multi-colour
Variants
How we make terry jacquard
Each of these is a machine setting or a finishing route we already run — not a new supplier.
- Check jacquard
- Grid structures in raised and flat pile — camp shirts and polos.
- Floral jacquard
- Botanical repeats with pile relief, used across kidswear.
- Geometric jacquard
- Hexagons, circles, chevrons — graphic without a print.
- Pointelle
- Open-work structures with deliberate holes for lightweight summer pieces.
- Quilted jacquard
- Double-face structures with a padded, quilted appearance.
What buyers use it for
- Camp collar shirts
- Polos and henleys
- Kids tees and dresses
- Pouches and small accessories
- Quilted sweatshirts and jackets
Made from it
Styles in our range using terry jacquard
Every one of these was developed in our own sampling room. Take a style as it stands or use it as a starting point.
Bottoms
Kids
Outerwear
Tops
Kids
Kids
Kids
Kids Also from our knitting hall
Other fabrics we make.
Fabric supply
Need the cloth on its own?
We supply dyed and finished knitted fabric independently of any garment order, through our sister concerns Lucky Process and Lucky Terry Processors.