Key terms and definitions
1 Single-plane design mode
A method of designing jacquard fabric based on one-to-one corresponding principle of which one specific woven structure is used to realise one corresponding colour in a 2D pattern. The limited number of colour expressions on the face of jacquard fabric produced by this method makes the jacquard fabric design easy to copy.
2 Layered-combination design mode
A method of designing jacquard fabric by combining several single-layer fabric structures that enable the jacquard fabric to express rich mixed colours up to mega level. The random and exclusive combined structural effects of jacquard fabric produced by this mode make it difficult to copy without the original design data. Moreover, even ...
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