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tricot::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | knit |
Examples of tricot
tricot
Other important elements for this season are metallic colors and tricot pieces with high-quality materials.
From the orlandosentinel.com
He trotted over to Saks Fifth Avenue, asked the rather elegant salesman for one pair of men's nylon tricot boxer shorts, pure black.
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Mohair jackets and coats, infamous for bagging and stretching, can now be stabilized with a simple backing of cotton sheeting or tricot.
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Coco introduced the tricot sailor frock and the pullover sweater, unearthed wool jersey from its longtime service as underwear fabric and put it to use in soft, clinging dresses.
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In 2002 the band signed an advertising contract with the Diebel Brewery and passed on their earnings to the youth of the club, who wear the skull emblem on their tricot.
From the en.wikipedia.org
- A knitted fabric or one resembling knitting
- A soft, knit fabric
- A vertical stretch knitted fabric in which the fabric is formed by interlooping adjacent parallel yarns.
- A plain, warp-knit fabric that can be created with an array of fibers and fiber blends. It is not unusual for various types of tricot to be manufactured with the use of cotton, wool, silk, rayon or nylon, or any combination of fibers. ...
- This type of fabric is flat knitted, with fine ribs on the face (lengthwise) and ribs on the back (crosswise). Often used as lining material.
- A plain warp-knitted fabric of nylon, wool, rayon, silk, or cotton with a close elastic knit. Often used in athletic jerseys or as a lining material.
- A knit fabric of exceptional quality, softness and versatility.
- Plain knitted silk or woollen fabric
- A type of knitted fabric.
