♦Weaving Technique:

Jacquard Cloth: Uses a special weaving technique that creates intricate patterns or designs within the fabric itself, such as floral, geometric, or textured motifs. These patterns are woven into the fabric rather than being printed on the surface.
♦Plain Cloth: Made with a simpler weaving method (such as plain weave) where the threads cross in a basic over-under pattern, resulting in a smooth and uniform fabric with no added patterns or designs.

♦Appearance:

Jacquard Cloth: Has more complex and detailed patterns, often giving it a richer and more decorative appearance.
Plain Cloth: Has a simple, consistent texture without any woven patterns or designs.

♦Texture:

Jacquard Cloth: Typically has a raised, textured surface due to the interwoven patterns, which can make it feel more luxurious and visually appealing.
Plain Cloth: Has a smooth, flat texture without any raised elements, making it less intricate.

♦Durability and Functionality:

Jacquard Cloth: Because of the complex weaving, Jacquard fabric is often more durable and resistant to wear. The patterns can also trap dirt or dust more effectively, making it suitable for specialized cleaning tasks.
Plain Cloth: While generally soft and versatile, plain cloth may not have the same durability or dirt-trapping ability as Jacquard fabric, especially when it comes to cleaning tasks.