Print
Ink sitting on the fabric.
- The design stays on the surface, flat to the touch.
- It can crack and fade wash after wash.
- Quick to produce, in mass runs.
A scene built into the fabric. Not laid on top.
Close-up of the weaveDefinition
Jacquard is a weaving technique that builds the design right into the fabric, instead of printing or embroidering it on the surface.
The loom that bears its name controls every thread, one by one. That's what lets us reproduce a scene with this much precision, and gives it the texture you feel under your fingers.
Woven or printed
Print
Atelier Weaves jacquard
The process
1
We pick the moment: a shot, a feeling, a scene that stuck with you as a kid. Then we redraw it for the loom.
2
Every color becomes a thread, every pixel a stitch. The design is programmed thread by thread.
3
The jacquard loom lifts the threads one by one: the scene is built into the depth of the fabric, not on its surface.
4
The tapestry is cut and sewn by hand onto the hoodie, in France, to order.
In numbers
Jacquard weight
A dense tapestry that holds its shape.
100% cotton, half of it recycled.
Fleece
A heavy hoodie, roomy fit.
Making
Handmade in France, to order.
Edition
Per creation. Never reissued.
Why jacquard
The design is part of the fabric: it won't peel or fade in the wash.
A textured relief that catches the light, different from every angle.
Cut and sewn by hand in France, piece by piece.
20 pieces per creation, never reissued.
Care
Inside out, delicate cycle, with similar colors.
Dry flat, in the open air, to keep the jacquard in shape.
Inside out, warm iron, never directly on the tapestry.
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