How to achieve the color of jacquard blackout curtains fabric?

Achieving color on jacquard blackout curtain fabric is a multi-step process. Regarding the sequence of dyeing and jacquard, it depends on the specific production process and fabric requirements.

Jacquard first and then dyed:
In this case, the jacquard process is carried out first, that is, using a jacquard machine to form the desired patterns and patterns on the fabric. The fabric at this point is usually white or an undyed base fabric.
The entire fabric, including the jacquard and background parts, then undergoes a dyeing process that gives the fabric a uniform color or multiple colors. When dyeing, you need to ensure that the dye can penetrate the fabric evenly without destroying the texture and clarity of the jacquard parts.

Dye first and then jacquard:
Some processes will choose to dye the fabric first and then jacquard it. This means that the base fabric already has the desired color before it is woven.
The jacquard process then creates patterns and patterns on the dyed fabric according to the design requirements. This method may be more suitable for fabrics where you need to preserve a specific color or achieve a complex color combination.

Partial dyeing or printing:
In some cases, only the jacquard portion may be dyed or printed to accentuate patterns and patterns, while the background portion remains original or uses a different color. This requires more sophisticated dyeing or printing techniques to ensure color accuracy and clarity.

Different production processes and fabric materials will affect the order and effect of dyeing and jacquard. Therefore, implementation may vary by manufacturer, product design and fabric type. When choosing jacquard blackout curtain fabrics, you can consult the manufacturer or salesperson about the specific production process and color realization methods to understand the characteristics and advantages of the product.