Jacquard Curtains

Jacquard is a weaving technique — not a specific material — where patterns are woven directly into the fabric using a special loom.

This creates a raised, textured design that looks almost like embroidery. Unlike printed curtains, the pattern on jacquard window curtains won't fade or peel over time, because the color is literally part of the weave.

It depends on the style. Our chenille and velvet jacquard curtains offer 90–100% blackout.

Sheer jacquard styles filter light while keeping privacy. We note the light level on every product page.

Yes — every curtain at Dolcewe is made to your measurements. Just enter your exact width and length. No awkward hemming needed.

Yes — many of our heavy jacquard styles (especially the chenille and velvet lines) include a thermal lining that helps reduce heat loss in winter and block heat gain in summer.

Damask is actually a type of jacquard pattern — it features reversible woven designs, often floral or geometric.

"Jacquard" refers to the weaving method, while "damask" describes a specific pattern style made using that method.