Jamdani

specialtyjacquardTier 4/5Cotton, Silk

Jamdani is a traditional handwoven fabric known for its intricate patterns and lightweight feel, typically made from cotton or silk.

About Jamdani

Jamdani is a specialty jacquard fabric originating from the Indian subcontinent, characterized by its fine craftsmanship and artistic designs. The fabric is traditionally woven using a combination of cotton and silk fibers, resulting in a soft, breathable material with a luxurious drape. The jacquard construction allows for complex patterns to be woven directly into the fabric, making each piece unique. Jamdani is often used in sarees, dupattas, and other garments where intricate detailing is desired.

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Construction Properties

Weight Range

120-250 gsm

Thickness Range

0.3-0.6 mm

Typical Width

90 cm

Stretch Properties

Warp Stretch

2%

Weft Stretch

2%

Performance Properties

Air Permeability

20 cfm

Water Resistance

50 mm

Spray Rating

80

UPF Rating

15

Appearance & Hand

Luster

semi bright

Opacity

semi opaque

Surface Texture

smooth

Hand & Drape

fluid

Performance Features

breathablemoisture wickinglightweight

Common Finishes

mercerizedanti-wrinklesoft finish

Common Applications

sareesdupattaslightweight garmentshome textiles

Sarees & Dupattas

Prized across South Asia for ceremonial and everyday wear, the fabric's intricate woven motifs and airy weight make it ideal for draped garments. Its delicate patterning elevates sarees and dupattas into heirloom-quality pieces worn at weddings and cultural celebrations.

Home Textiles

Its fine weave and ornate jacquard patterns translate beautifully into decorative home textiles such as table runners, cushion covers, and wall hangings. The lightweight yet structured quality allows it to drape elegantly, adding a touch of artisanal craftsmanship to interior spaces.

Care Instructions

Hand wash or machine wash on a gentle cycle with cold water. Iron on low heat.

Additional Information

Jamdani weaving is a labor-intensive process that can take several days to complete a single piece, making it a symbol of cultural heritage and craftsmanship.

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