Which fabric is 100% organic, naturally colored cotton and features a jacquard weave?

• A. Bird's eye pique
• B. Tapestry
• C. Jacquard Upholstery
• D. Damask

Answer: (C)

Jacquard weaving uses a loom that controls each warp yarn to create complex, repeating patterns. Fabrics described as Jacquard Upholstery are specifically produced with this weave and are typically intended for furniture coverings, signaling the presence of a jacquard pattern. Among the options, the name that directly indicates the jacquard technique is Jacquard Upholstery, making it the best match for a fabric that is 100% organic, naturally colored cotton and woven jacquard. The other fabrics refer to different weave styles: Bird's eye pique is a small geometric texture from a non-jacquard weave; tapestry is a heavy, pictorial weave built with discontinuous wefts; damask describes a reversible figured weave and, while often produced on jacquard looms, is not named to emphasize the jacquard method as clearly.