A striking, deeply textured quilted cotton-and-wool jacquard where vibrant rainbow wool pattern yarns sit on a stable cotton base. At 630 GSM, this is a very heavy, architectural textile with real presence—structured, insulating, and visually rich. The interplay of colorful wool against the neutral cotton ground gives the cloth a modern-craft sensibility while retaining a distinctly heritage, hand-worked feel. This is a statement fabric intended for makers who want texture, weight, and durability in equal measure.

2) How It’s Made

This fabric is woven on a jacquard loom, allowing the rainbow wool yarns to be integrated directly into the surface design rather than printed or appliquéd. The base cloth is cotton, providing stability and strength, while the colored pattern yarns are wool, creating a soft, slightly lofty face. A quilted effect is achieved through the weave structure itself, giving dimensionality and gentle cushioning without a separate batting layer.

3) Technical Specifications

Fiber: Cotton ground with wool pattern yarns
Construction: Quilted jacquard weave
Weight: 630 GSM (very heavyweight)
Width: 40 inches (102 cm)
Finish: Textured, softly brushed wool surface
Stretch: None (very stable)
Opacity: Fully opaque
Surface character: Dimensional, quilted relief with multicolor wool detailing

4) Handfeel & Drape

The face has a warm, tactile wool touch with gentle loft, while the cotton back feels firm and grounded. The drape is structured and supportive rather than fluid—this fabric holds shape beautifully and behaves more like a lightweight textile composite than a simple cloth.

5) Ideal Uses

Statement jackets, chore coats, and outer layers
Structured vests and boxy overshirts
Artisan bags, totes, and backpacks
Cushions, wall hangings, and accent upholstery
Decorative home textiles where texture is the focus
(Not suitable for fluid garments or stretch-dependent patterns.)

6) Wash & Care + Disclaimers

Dry clean recommended for best longevity
If spot cleaning, use cold water and mild detergent; avoid soaking
Do not machine wash or tumble dry (risk of felting the wool)
Steam lightly rather than pressing directly; avoid flattening the texture
Always test a small swatch before cleaning