Full jacquard fabric is a high-end textile with jacquard patterns evenly distributed across the entire fabric surface. Unlike positional jacquard fabric, the full jacquard pattern is continuous and repeated across the entire fabric, covering the entire fabric, creating a unified and decorative visual effect. During the production process of full jacquard fabric, the pattern is woven directly into the fabric structure through a complex jacquard loom. This process makes the pattern more three-dimensional and durable, and will not fade or wear due to use or washing. Common full jacquard patterns include florals, geometric patterns, abstract designs, etc., and can be designed in a variety of styles according to needs, ranging from simple modern styles to complex traditional styles. This fabric is usually made of natural fibers such as cotton and silk, or synthetic fibers such as polyester and nylon, providing a variety of textures and uses. Due to the continuity and integrity of its pattern, full jacquard fabric is often used to make high-end fashion, suits, dresses and other clothing, and is also widely used in home decoration such as curtains, bedding, sofa covers and tablecloths. Full jacquard fabric not only has visual beauty, but also has good practicality.