Jacquard pattern

What does “jacquard” mean in fashion?

Jacquard is a pattern term. A pattern woven into the cloth rather than printed, often raised; brocade and damask are kinds of it. In the LOOKREF library, jacquard shows up most often on tops, in knit, with streetwear styling. There is 1 free reference image for it below.

How to write jacquard pattern in an AI prompt

Name it explicitly (models also understand “brocade” and “damask”), then add colour, material and length so the model doesn’t fill the gaps with a default. Pair the words with a reference image for the closest match.

• black grey and ivory jacquard knit sweater, oversized boxy pullover, hip-length body, crew neck, dropped shoulders, roomy long sleeves tapering into ribbed cuffs, warm grey-beige ribbed neckband and cuffs, broad matching ribbed hem, distressed grainy architectural cityscape, pale upper front on viewer's left, large dark upper front on viewer's right, pale horizontal area across middle, black horizontal railing lines continuing across sleeves, dark window-like panels across lower body, vivid irregular red patches immediately above both cuffs, small red marks near centre torso, closed back with largely mirrored cityscape artworkLR-0075

Often paired with

Garment

Top 1

Silhouette

Oversized 1Boxy 1

Neckline

Crew neck 1

Back detail

Back graphic 1

Material

Knit 1

Details

Rib trim 1

Aesthetic

Streetwear 1

Occasion

Casual 1