Brocade skirt

The pleated skirt in silk/linen jacquard has a yoke of pure silk. The pattern recalls opulent brocade patterns. In-seam pockets are worked into the sides, and the zip is integrated at the back. The skirt covers the knee.

Jacquard

Twenty years after the invention of the mechanical loom in 1785, the pioneering spirit of the French silk weaver Joseph-Marie Jacquard brought about a groundbreaking innovation. He found a way to raise and lower the warp threads individually for each weft thread. What sounds very technical opens up the possibility of weaving patterns of a fineness hardly imaginable until then into the fabric . That historical jacquard looms are still used today to produce authentic fabrics for church, theatre and Tracht stands as a symbol of the inventor's success. At a local weaving mill, Gössl combines jacquard technique with traditional patterns of Tracht.

Brocade pattern

The brocade pattern denotes an artfully woven-in pattern with often floral or ornamental motifs. Characteristic is the refined, slightly three-dimensional appearance created by the particular weaving technique.