Glossary of High-End Fashion and Fabrics

A-shaped silhouette: fitted at the shoulders then gradually flared. Ideal for dresses and skirts that elongate the leg.

Long, flowing coat or dress, iconic in Middle Eastern wardrobes, often fluid and covering.

Soft and luminous pastel orange, perfect in summer palettes.

Deliberately aged or worn appearance (used, destroyed) for a vintage look.

Deep brown with a red undertone, warm and chic.

Art of balancing an outfit with belts, jewelry, bags or scarves to enhance the silhouette.

Soft curved cutout resembling a brace, on collar, plastron or waist.

Regular pleats in ridges, offering volume and movement to skirts or dresses.

Localized tear; prevented by adapted fabrics and reinforced areas.

Small fastening system (clasp, button, hook) ensuring garment closure.

Slight visible bulge in sewing due to excess thickness; avoided by pressing/flattening.

Colors without hue (black, white, gray) for an elegant minimalist base.

Very bright neon green used in fashion accents.

Specific wash creating a marbled and faded effect. Used on denim and heavy canvas.

Cold metallic gray, contemporary and urban.

Lightweight and warm synthetic fiber, often blended with wool to improve hold and resistance.

Garments designed to combine style and functional comfort, suitable for both sports activities and leisure moments. At Misciano, activewear stands out through the use of high-end technical fibers and elegant cuts, transforming casual pieces into refined and versatile creations.

Cellulosic fiber with fluid drape and satin sheen, often used for linings and light dresses.

Precise version of acetate: shiny and fluid cellulosic fiber.

Refers to a cut designed to flatter a given body type (marked waist, empire line, A-line).

Finish providing a softer touch to the fabric (enzyme wash, fine sanding).

Fabric's tendency to lose its hold; corrected by interfacing, adapted weave and controlled cut.

Lines that visually elongate the silhouette (vertical pleats, draping, marked waist).

Supple and fine leather, soft hand; versions include smooth nappa, plongé, grained.

Smooth and supple lambskin, fine grain, silky touch.

Wool-lined leather with visible wool inside or at borders; warmth & comfort.

Operation of installing clasps and hooks with clean and durable reinforcement.

Small metal hook ensuring discreet closure; in tailoring and backless designs.

Fine feather ornament for headdresses, shoulder or dress trim.

Small hook/eye system for discreet closure at collar, waist or back.

Crystalline blue-green inspired by gemstones; refreshing in summer.

Two needles on the same shaft to create two parallel elastic topstitches.

Ball point that separates loops without breaking the thread; ideal for knit and jersey.

Very fine point for delicate fabrics (taffeta, organza); clean stitch, minimal holes.

Designed for elastic fabrics; prevents skipped stitches and preserves fiber.

Nonwoven manufacturing technique by mechanical entanglement of fibers using needles.

Rigid tip of a cord (metal, resin) facilitating lacing and protecting the end.

Discreet micro-pattern woven that adds refined texture in tailoring.

Shoulders widened by shoulder pads or gathers for structured wearing.

Textile's ability to allow air circulation to evacuate heat and moisture.

Comfort margin added to body measurements to allow movement.

Opening created by thread removal and embroidery for a lace-like effect (close to guipure).

Regular openwork embroidery with scalloped edges, romantic and summery.

Ultra-fine laser cutting creating clean openwork patterns without fraying.

Fabric or knit worked with small decorative openings, often associated with crochet and Misciano's summer openwork dresses.

Crochet stitch leaving decorative voids; ideal in chic Misciano beachwear.

Openwork cutout stabilized by heat-seal film for clean edges.

Areas without tulle or background connecting motifs by bars; elegant transparency.

Triangular pieces inserted in a skirt or dress to give more fullness and movement.

Pattern elements widening the base of a skirt, for a flared and elegant effect.

Quality elements that enrich the piece: piping, trim, embroidery, jewel buttons.

Detail allowing to adapt the cut (adjustable straps, elasticated waist, ties) for personalized drape.

Precise guiding of parts and accessories during installation (eyelets, clasps) for clean finish.

Slightly velvety stone white; very chic in knits and refined dresses.

Synthetic material with suede-like touch, used as elegant alternative to suede, soft and resistant.

Stylistic term for a deep and soft neckline, hollowed like an alcove.

Style designed for outdoors in mild weather: breathable materials and light layering.

Marine-origin fiber (seaweed) integrated into blends for softness and freshness.

Naturally soft cotton touch, skin-to-skin sensation.

Perfect matching of seams and patterns (stripes, checks) on assemblies.

Stylistically designates a very light fabric with an air and movement appearance.

Composite metal used for buckles/rings; nickel-free finishes recommended for skin contact.

Coherent association of colors, materials and volumes for a controlled look.

Exotic leather with rectangular scales; often imitated in embossing.

Vertical proportions that refine: slits, marked pleats, fine stripes.

Overall impression of an outfit: bearing, material coherence and volume accuracy.

Wellness finish by micro-encapsulation of aloe for softness in contact with skin.

Natural fiber from the Andean animal, renowned for its warmth, softness and lightness.

Alpaca finish giving a fluffy downy halo, soft and warm.

Fine grade of alpaca offering very soft hand and light warmth, close to cashmere.

Metallic coating for shine or protection (foil effect). To use in chic touches.

Armhole adjustment to improve arm comfort and ease.

Tool that calibrates and cleans an opening (eyelet, buttonhole) before accessory installation.

Soft slightly grayed green, elegant in natural tones and sophisticated neutrals.

Almond green softened with a touch of powder pink; sophisticated natural shade.

Deep purplish red, elegant in evening wear.

Purplish red softened by a woody touch; romantic and chic.

More luminous shade leaning towards raspberry, refined in summer.

Deeper and woodier variation of purplish red amaranth.

Softened and matte version of amaranth; subtle and modern.

Purplish red leaning towards plum; chic autumn shade.

Saturated purplish red for evening touches and statement pieces.

Milky blue-green inspired by stones, soft and subtle in natural palette.

Universe of colors, textures and references guiding a collection.

Warm golden yellow, flattering on tanned skin, perfect in accessory touches.

Luminous golden, ideal in accessories and precious touches.

Family of golden yellows and warm beiges mixing sand, honey and caramels.

Finishing agent adding temporary hold and stiffness to fabrics.

Starch-based finish giving hold and crispness to fabric.

Beginning of fold or seam marking a dart, which structures the silhouette.

Detachable element (strap, belt, collar) allowing to transform the piece according to use.

Fluid and wide cut, allowing freedom of movement and providing a relaxed silhouette.

Air bubble formed under heat-seal; prevented by thermal adjustment and adapted pressure.

Luminous jewel violet; brings a precious note to evening silhouettes.

Reinforcement stitch used at stressed areas (pocket start, zipper end) for better hold.

Marine graphic element in embroidery, jacquard or decorative buttons.

Artisan references from the south: stripes, embroidery, pompoms, trims.

Aesthetic mixing feminine and masculine codes: straight lines, minimalism, layering.

Soft and fluffy wool from the angora rabbit, used for luxurious and warm knits.

Sharp and geometric lines (marked shoulders, straight necklines) for a modern look.

Penetrating dye for leather preserving natural grain and living patina.

Leather that lightens at folds and rubs, creating living patina.

Bright zesty green, fresh accent for summer pieces.

Metal or resin piece (D, O, half-moon) used for adjustment or ornament.

Accessory allowing precise adjustment of straps and cords.

D-ring used for belt and strap adjustment or decorative attachment.

Bar crossing a ring to close a strap or belt; graphic detail.

Circled snap button (ring) for quick and decorative closures.

Lightweight decorative ring; allows color contrasts coordinated with outfit.

Sculpted jewelry-style ring; brings chic twist to straps and ties.

Mobile pieces allowing fine adjustment of ties and straps.

Set of finishing operations intended to improve appearance, touch and fabric performance.

Hooded jacket, often zippered or half-opening, designed to cut wind and light rain.

Strap or handle for carrying a bag or clutch; leather, chain, braided.

Metal chain handle; precious contrast on soft and fluid materials.

Handles made in braiding (leather, raffia) for artisan finish.

Very dark gray, chic alternative to black.

Treatment or knit structure limiting formation of small pills (pilling) on fabric surface.

Finish that limits appearance of fuzz and pills on knits and sweaters.

Finish preventing wool fibers from catching each other in washing.

Property reducing flammability; especially for technical textiles.

Finish or material designed to resist wrinkles, ideal for travel and everyday garments.

Silicone or elastic band inside a belt to ensure hold and comfort.

Hydrophobic finish that makes water bead; useful for light jackets and parkas.

Treatment preventing chromatic alteration of whites and ivories over time.

Technologies (silver ions, activated carbon) that limit odors and bacteria.

Finish or fiber blend that limits wrinkle formation when worn.

Lining or material density avoiding unwanted transparency.

Structure or treatment that wicks moisture from skin to outside of fabric.

Fabric filtering part of ultraviolet rays, useful in beachwear.

Treatment or fiber blocking ultraviolet rays to protect skin.

Treatment reducing bacterial proliferation and odors.

Very cold blue leaning towards arctic; modern and graphic.

Preventive treatment against fungi in storage, useful for natural fibers.

Treatment limiting static electricity and fabric adhesion to body.

Uniform color area, without gradient; very readable on smooth knits.

Surface smoothed by calendar passage; gives shine and regularity.

Quality of verticality and hold of a garment on the body; related to cut and fabric.

Piece of fabric applied and sewn as decoration on a garment (shapes, patterns, lettering).

Embroidered fabric motif then sewn on piece; relief and refinement.

Application fixed by heat and pressure; clean edges and quick installation.

Finishing treatment giving fabric a particular touch, shine or hold (calendering, mercerization).

Treatment that increases fabric absorption capacity (towels, technical cotton).

Finish that repels water and moisture, giving a durable water-repellent effect.

Set of finishes improving appearance, hand and hold: sanforizing (stabilizes shrinkage), mercerization (cotton luster), singeing (burns fuzz), decatizing (stabilizes woolens), fulling (softens), calendering (smooths/shines), sanding (micro-down), enzyme / enzyme wash (softened), stone wash (patina), bio-polish (smooth surface).

Warm and cozy wardrobe for after-slope: thick knits, jacquards, felted accessories.

Sinuous and interlaced ornamental pattern, inspired by oriental decorative art.

Ornamental patterns highlighted with discreet metallic thread (lurex).

Deep coffee brown, natural and warm; matches nudes and sands.

Technical fiber with high thermal and mechanical resistance; used mainly in performance.

Discreet reinforcement sewn on bias to maintain tension and balance in architectural cut.

Multicolor palette in stripes or gradients; joyful and summery spirit.

Very pale and cold blue; perfect on minimalist and sandy palettes.

Felted blue-gray, soft alternative to black for refined wardrobe.

Used in care to soften and nourish certain fine leathers.

Stylistic usage term for a woodier and deeper golden, close to amber.

Cold metallic shade bringing shine and modernity to accessories and details.

Softened silver finish; less bright shine for discreet elegance.

Patinated metallic finish for buckles and accessories, chic vintage look.

Old alias for "organza" (see letter O): stiff translucent veil, subtle shine.

Terracotta pink brown, natural and warm, easy to match with sand and ivory.

Support structure (boning, hooping) used in corsetry and swimwear to support bust.

Rigid arches integrated into cups for support and shaping; corsetry & swimwear.

Underwire shape enhancing lower bust for rounded curve.

Garment opening at shoulder joint; key to ease and comfort.

Mode of interlacing warp/weft threads. Three basics: plain, twill, satin. Determines hold, touch and appearance.

Repeated V weaving ("herringbone") offering elegant relief and hold.

Weaving forming regular diamonds; decorative relief and hold.

Decorative weave variation (honeycomb, jacquard, ottoman) to create relief and patterns.

Plain weave variant forming visible checkerboard ("Panama") for more relief and breathability.

Weaving with thick transverse ribs bringing graphic relief and hold.

Weave derived from plain, forming regular and resistant grid effect.

Regular fine transverse ribs giving discreet relief.

Weaving favoring thread floats for shine and smooth hand.

Satin with long bindings for high shine and slippery hand.

Very tight and lustrous plain weave giving crisp noise and volume.

Spaced weaving giving transparency and lightness; often used for veils and summer fabrics.

Woven micro-dots giving dotted appearance; discreet chic tailoring style.

Non-visible side of fabric when worn; may differ by loop, floats, color.

Final alterations and adjustments after fitting for perfect drape.

Curved finish of a hem, slit or neckline to soften the line.

Cut curve following the curve for better-fitting skirt/dress.

Small rectangle of tight stitches to reinforce highly stressed area.

1920-30 aesthetic: geometric lines, radiant patterns, gilding.

Sinuous lines, floral and naturalistic patterns, organic spirit.

Made by hand or in small series with particular care (crochet, embroidery, hand finishes).

Maker performing hand finishes (crochet, embroidery, hand assembly).

Texture in small loops offering relief and softness (terry, toweling, bouclé).

Slightly fuzzy surface obtained by brushing or fine sanding.

Fabric with dry and audible hand (taffeta, dense poplin) giving clean volume.

Coated fabric imitating leather (PU, bio-sourced) for smooth or grained finish.

Embossed or crinkle effect for lively relief and easy care.

Very shiny finish by calendering + finish, giving mirror surface.

Matte coating "soft touch" with rubberized touch; chic technical look.

Slightly fuzzy surface obtained by controlled brushing (flannel, fleece).

Waxed/oiled finish giving water-repellency and patina to cotton canvas.

Mirror-shine finish (varnished) for statement effect.

Irregular surface like beaten metal; gives chic artisan character to accessories.

Finish reducing light reflection; discreet chic and modern.

Matte and crisp finish resembling paper; widely used in contemporary minimalist fashion.

Decoration with sewn pearls or micro-beads for refined shine.

Smooth and luminous effect with soft touch, obtained by weaving or finish.

Finish imitating suede with micro-fuzzy and matte surface.

Slightly bluish urban gray; perfect for minimalist looks.

Assembly steps connecting cut pieces (stitching, overlocking, heat-sealing).

Joining pieces by membranes or glues activated by heat for ultra-clean line.

Vertical bust/hip measurement determining ease in seated position.

Pieces designed to match in material, color or pattern (top + bottom set).

Finish that gives soft and fluid touch to fabrics thanks to silicone properties.

Repeated small stars pattern; discreet and refined.

Oblique line (neckline, hem, panel) that energizes silhouette.

Cut or detail whose proportions are not symmetrical: neckline, skirt, sleeves. Bold signature of certain Misciano pieces.

Place of creation, prototyping and assembly of pieces; heart of know-how.

Space combining creation, production and sales in small local series.

Mix of athleisure and chic loungewear: fluid cuts, soft materials, premium comfort.

Hybrid style mixing sport and city: stretch materials, comfort cuts, minimalist silhouettes.

Swivel clasp (carabiner) to connect strap/chain and rings.

System allowing to adjust length or tension (straps, sliding ties, stoppers).

Thread or discreet finish that catches light (fine lurex, micro-sequins).

Very soft pink white, luminous and delicate.

Deep shade between violet and burgundy, elegant and autumnal.

Warm russet brown, elegant for autumn and accessories.

Pattern inspired by Aubusson tapestries, floral and refined, revisited in contemporary fashion.

Overall impression left by an outfit: coherence of materials, volumes and colors.

Style or material that preserves its original truth: raw linen, natural fibers, artisan spirit.

Exotic leather recognizable by its raised follicles; precious and textured appearance.

Cutting direction indicator (warp/weft) to respect elasticity and drape.

3/4 or 7/8 sleeve lengths exposing forearm to lighten silhouette.

Innovative fashion movement that pushes boundaries of classic style, with unexpected volumes and cuts.

Main fabric face intended to be visible; reverse may differ (effect, color).

Nautical references: sailor stripes, ropes, eyelets and lacing.

Slightly frayed or thinned edge for casual and light finish.

Reference line used to position and balance pieces (front/back, dart).

Geometric pattern with ethnic inspiration, often in jacquard or embroidery.

Patterns inspired by Portuguese painted tiles: geometric and floral.

Bright and clear blue, perfect in summer accents.

Bright and luminous sky blue, refreshing in summer.

Light fabric with fluid and vaporous movement; perfect for summer dresses.

3D knit with honeycomb layer for breathability and light cushioning.

Hot air treatment that softens, relaxes and stabilizes fabric without crushing it.

Constructions by pleats (flat, box, pressed) for controlled volume and movement.

Decorative elastic gathers offering comfort and support; iconic smocked bust.

Wavy layers adding femininity and lightness to movement.

Finition conférant douceur, glissant et anti-accrocs aux tissus.

Liquide colorant dans lequel les textiles sont plongés pour obtenir une teinte uniforme. Chaque bain peut créer une nuance subtilement différente.

Technique de teinture douce au bain-marie, utilisée pour préserver la qualité des fibres délicates comme la soie.

Tige fine insérée dans un corset, bustier ou soutien-gorge pour assurer maintien et structure.

Bande siliconée intégrée à un bustier ou une jupe pour un maintien parfait.

Ruban tricoté utilisé en finitions (encolure, poignets) ou en renfort décoratif.

Ruban cousu à l’intérieur d’un col ou d’une ceinture, qui recouvre les coutures pour une finition nette.

Ruban décoratif tissé au métier jacquard, souvent utilisé en garniture de vêtements et accessoires.

Ruban extensible intégré à un vêtement pour l’ajuster confortablement, souvent en taille ou poignets.

Pièce de tissu couvrant la poitrine ou les cheveux. Version vêtement : top sans bretelles; version accessoire : coiffure stylée.

Haut de maillot sans bretelles; lignes épurées pour bronzage homogène.

Accessoire textile ou résine qui maintient les cheveux; touche mode et pratique.

Sangle permettant de porter un sac à l’épaule ou en travers du corps. Peut être réglable ou décorative.

Bords effilochés ou fils libres d’un tissu, volontairement laissés pour un effet brut et artisanal.

Tricot côtelé élastique utilisé pour resserrer poignets, bas et encolures (bomber, varsity).

Ourlet de robe ou jupe avec une longueur irrégulière, dynamique et moderne.

Bas assorti (noué, taille haute, classique) pour composer un set équilibré.

Ourlet de la jupe, souvent déterminant la dynamique de la silhouette (droit, arrondi, asymétrique).

Finition du poignet (bord-côte, patte boutonnée, fente capucin) qui signe le style.

Partie inférieure de la robe; finitions variées: ourlet invisible, roulotté, festonné.

Partie du vêtement évasée à partir de la taille, ajoutant du volume sur hanches et bassin. Présente sur vestes, blazers et robes.

Basque plus longue que la taille classique, allongeant la silhouette et structurant le vêtement.

Sergé au relief oblique régulier, bonne tenue et beau tombé.

Technique indonésienne de teinture à la cire, produisant des motifs uniques aux contours craquelés.

Tissu très fin et léger (souvent coton ou lin), idéal pour doublures et blouses aériennes.

Pièce de tissu couvrant la poitrine, comme sur un tablier ou une salopette. Très utilisée en prêt-à-porter casual.

Empiècement libre au dos ou devant d’un trench, assurant ventilation et protection.

Rayures horizontales multicolores, esprit estival et graphique.

Tissu à côtes discrètes verticales, plus lisse qu’un velours côtelé; bonne tenue.

Nuance neutre allant du sable clair au brun clair, très utilisée dans les palettes naturelles Misciano.

Mélange subtil de beige et de gris clair, sobre et naturel.

Beige adouci d’une pointe de rose poudré, nuance signature des palettes naturelles.

Beige clair doré, lumineux et naturel.

Tissu à fines côtes transversales, grainé et résistant; convient aux jupes/robes structurées.

Short longueur genou ou mi-cuisse, esprit chic décontracté.

Association de deux matières (maille + voile, jacquard + lisse) pour enrichir texture et tombé.

Tissu extensible en chaîne et en trame, offrant aisance et confort au porté.

Bande de tissu coupée à 45° du droit-fil, utilisée pour border les encolures, emmanchures ou finitions arrondies.

Bordure recouverte d’un ruban de biais visible, décoratif et protecteur.

Bande de tissu posée sur un bord pour une finition propre (encolure, emmanchure).

Coupe du tissu à 45° du droit-fil pour un tombé fluide et une élasticité naturelle.

Point de maille en colonnes régulières (côtes 1x1, 2x2) offrant élasticité et tenue.

Pièce jouant sur deux teintes en contraste ou en camaïeu pour structurer le look.

Répartition des deux couleurs en inversion entre devant/dos, manches/corps, ou ceinture/bas.

Élément décoratif en métal, strass ou perles appliqué sur un vêtement pour lui donner une touche précieuse.

Short ajusté longueur mi-cuisse, esprit sport-chic et layering.

Beige chaud légèrement rosé, facile à assortir aux nudes.

Traitement enzymatique lissant les fibres pour un toucher plus doux et anti-bouloche.

Dress code de soirée formelle; privilégie les robes longues et matières nobles.

Veste droite ou cintrée, souvent boutonnée, qui structure la silhouette avec élégance.

Nuance bleu-gris profonde, élégante et intemporelle.

Tonalité plus sombre de l’ardoise, sophistiquée et urbaine.

Bleu-vert profond, sophistiqué en hiver comme en mi-saison.

Bleu pâle lumineux, frais et estival.

Bleu vif saturé, accent puissant sur silhouette épurée.

Nuance indigo caractéristique des toiles denim; se patine au porté.

Bleu très pâle, presque givré; parfait pour palettes froides et minimalistes.

Bleu très foncé, alternative chic au noir et essentiel du vestiaire.

Nuance presque noire, parfaite pour la soirée et les silhouettes élégantes.

Teinte profonde et élégante, alternative au noir; base du dressing tailleur et marin-chic.

Nuance de bleu profonde et élégante, historique en mode & haute couture; alternative au navy.

Bleu sourd aux nuances vertes; modernité subtile.

Bleu saturé et franc, statement et moderne.

Haut souple et léger, souvent à encolure dégagée et manches longues ou 3/4.

Veste courte créant du volume au buste, cintrée à la taille par bords-côtes ou ceinture.

Rose doux et poudré, raffiné et romantique.

Top ajusté fermé à l’entrejambe, effet seconde peau pour un porté net.

Coupe très ajustée qui épouse les formes; effet sculptant.

Style libre et raffiné mêlant textures naturelles, ajourés, fronces et volumes aériens.

Veste courte ouverte, idéale en superposition sur robes et tops.

Veste zippée à bords-côtes, esprit sport chic et contemporain.

Version large et ample du bomber classique, esprit streetwear et casual chic.

Deux étoffes assemblées par collage, offrant tenue et bords nets sans surépaisseur.

Coutures obtenues par collage/thermofusion au lieu d’une piqûre; ligne ultra-clean.

Assemblage par collage de trois couches textiles, garantissant solidité et finition nette.

Partie du soutien-gorge couvrant la poitrine; formes triangle, balconnet, emboîtant selon maintien souhaité.

Ensemble des articles en maille (bas, collants, sous-vêtements, tops tricotés).

Pantalon ajusté à la cuisse et légèrement évasé en bas, équilibre la silhouette.

Bottines cheville à bride et boucle; classique équestre revisité en urbain.

Coupe de pantalon ajustée aux hanches et légèrement évasée en bas, adaptée aux bottines.

Finition ondulée en petites arches (scallop) pour une touche féminine raffinée.

Bords laissés nets sans ourlet visible; possible via laser/thermocollage pour un rendu clean.

Bord découpé net et scellé par thermocollage, sans couture visible.

Ourlet très fin roulé sur lui-même, idéal pour les voiles et tissus délicats.

Maille côtelée élastique utilisée en finitions (poignets, col, bas de vêtement).

Rouge profond tirant sur le vin; raffiné et automnal.

Boucle de ceinture classique avec tige (ardillon) qui s’insère dans les trous.

Boucle à vocation décorative (strass, métal sculpté) utilisée comme accent chic.

Boucle ornée d’une pierre ou imitation cabochon, à valeur décorative.

Boucle métallique à plusieurs crans permettant un ajustement précis.

Ensemble des éléments métalliques (boucles, anneaux, mousquetons) participant au réglage et à l’ornement.

Accessoires bijoux coordonnés aux palettes et textures du vestiaire Misciano.

Tissu ou maille aux petites boucles en relief apportant texture et chaleur visuelle.

Passepoil légèrement rembourré créant un relief linéaire décoratif sur les découpes.

Volume gonflant par fronces ou superpositions, souvent aux manches (manches ballon).

Volume gonflé mais maintenu par armatures ou plis précis, effet couture.

Toile raide utilisée comme entoilage pour donner corps à certaines parties (cols, revers, ceintures).

Aspect froncé et gonflé obtenu par élastiques, smocks ou cordons.

Petites billes formées par frottement sur la surface d’une maille; à limiter via finitions anti-bouloche.

Synonyme de bordeaux, rouge profond légèrement violacé; chic en soirée.

Petit rembourrage linéaire ou arrêt épaissi pour renforcer une couture ou un bord.

Fil de soie contenant de petites irrégularités; aspect mat et naturel très chic.

Matelassage provençal traditionnel avec motifs en relief obtenus par bourrage fin.

Petit accessoire (nacre, résine, métal) assurant la fermeture ou décorant la pièce.

Fermeture rapide par clipsage; discret et pratique.

Deux rangées de boutons, recouvrement plus large; allure tailleur affirmée.

Une rangée de boutons centrée; ligne épurée pour blazers et manteaux.

Ouverture renforcée et cousue permettant le passage d’un bouton.

Boutonnière en forme de goutte renforcée, signature des vestes de qualité.

Coupe ample inspirée du vestiaire masculin; décontractée et stylée.

Veste ample inspirée du vestiaire masculin, pièce iconique du style décontracté chic.

Top court inspiré de la brassière; se porte seul ou sous un blazer pour un look moderne.

Forme de bracelet large et structuré; sublime les silhouettes minimalistes.

Ouverture de pantalon, zippée ou boutonnée; élément fonctionnel à finition soignée.

Soutien-gorge sans armature, axé confort; souvent en maille douce et élastique.

Bretelle qui peut être retirée, pratique pour transformer un bustier en modèle bandeau.

Fines bretelles (spaghetti straps), parfois réglables ou amovibles selon les besoins de style.

Bretelle terminée par un nœud à l’épaule, détail féminin et ajustable.

Bretelles formant un X dans le dos pour un maintien graphique et confortable.

Petite boucle textile recevant un bouton ou une ceinture; détail minimal chic.

Niveau de réflexion de la lumière à la surface du tissu : du mat au miroir (glacé, satiné, laqué).

Rouge terre cuite, chaleureux et automnal.

Version plus profonde et automnale du ton brique; idéale en accessoires.

Rouge terre légèrement rosé, naturel et doux.

Tissu riche à motifs en relief, parfois rehaussé de fils métallisés; esprit couture.

Ornement à épingle qui ponctue une robe, un revers ou un chapeau d’une touche précieuse.

Bijou ornemental gravé en relief, appliqué sur revers, chapeaux ou robes.

Tissage dont certains motifs sont ajoutés en trame pour créer un relief discret.

Décor réalisé par fils rapportés (main ou machine); variations : anglaise (ajourée), perlée, guipure.

Décor brodé couvrant toute la surface du tissu, esprit riche et couture.

Broderie ajourée régulière aux motifs floraux; parfaite pour robes d’été.

Points de chaînette réalisés à la machine Cornely, dessinant des arabesques continues.

Broderie main au crochet permettant un perlage fin et rapide sur tulle ou organza.

Broderie réalisée à la main; précision, relief et unicité de chaque pièce.

Perles et micro-sequins appliqués à la main ou machine pour une brillance délicate.

Broderie positionnée stratégiquement (poitrine, manches, bas de robe) pour structurer le design.

Technique ajourée où les motifs sont découpés puis consolidés par points serrés.

Broderie froncée avec points élastiques décoratifs, utilisée pour ajuster et embellir.

Décor cousu à la main (perles, paillettes, fils), signature d’un savoir-faire d’atelier haut de gamme.

Travail artisanal d’application de perles/pailettes une à une; éclat subtil et précieux.

Métallisé chaud brun-doré; sophistiqué en détails et accessoires.

Traitement de surface créant un léger duvet pour un toucher peau de pêche.

Finition manuelle adoucissant la surface (laine, cachemire, coton) pour un toucher moelleux.

Toile non lavée, teinte profonde au départ; patine au porté.

Découpe au laser scellant le bord; permet des motifs ajourés nets.

Partie du corps du cou à la taille; l’ajustement dépend de pinces, découpes, emmanchures.

Haut sans bretelles, près du corps; peut intégrer baleines et bandes antiglisse.

Haut ajusté renforcé par baleines et laçage, offrant maintien et silhouette sculptée.

Encolure en cœur qui adoucit le décolleté; très flatteuse.

Encolure horizontale; ligne graphique et moderne.

Couture temporaire servant aux essayages et au positionnement avant la piqûre définitive.

Grade fin d’alpaga à la douceur exceptionnelle, chaud et léger.

Luxurious fiber from the cashmere goat, renowned for its softness, heat and lightness.

Raw cotton little primed, used for prototypes or sewing test canvas.

Sleeveless coat covering the shoulders and falling freely, an icon of dramatic elegance.

Light top with fine suspenders, close to the tank top, often satin or lace.

Crafted pattern, variations: tartan, prince-de-gaulles, vichy. Timeless in fashion.

Buttoned or zipped mesh vest, versatile and comfortable cloakroom.

Visual tool bringing together inspirations, colors and silhouettes, base of fashion collections.

Superposition of fluid flyers falling in cascade, creating movement and femininity.

Ballerina with round neckline, inspired by the tale, a timeless icon of the female wardrobe.

Accessory brought to the waist to structure the silhouette and enhance the misciano dresses.

Bright red with fruity, dynamic and summer shades.

Large square or rectangle of soft fabric worn on the shoulders, accessory of heat and elegance.

Decorative or functional detail (jewelry, shoulder strap, couture tailor finish).

Type of chain in flat and tight links, often used in jewelry and fashion accessories.

Large flexible or structured bag, shoulder handles, designed for chic everyday life.

Harmony of the same color declined from the clearest to the darkest.

Accentuated size line for a slender and feminine silhouette.

Solid canvas with armor canvas, useful in prototyping, embroidery or bags.

Rattan -style braided pattern, declined in jacquard, embroidery or leather embossing.

Set covering the head, sometimes removable or adjustable; Sport chic accent.

Fine suspens top highly underlined with lace; Chic lingerie spirit.

Alignment/disenchantment operation of the fibers front spinning for volume and softness.

Iconic two -colored checkerboard; Fresh and graphics.

Complex tiles combining windows and rafters; Elegant tailoring.

Large traditional multicolored cross bands.

Soft and cozy gray, chic and versatile neutral.

Bright blue pulling towards the sky; Elegant summer accent.

Light and airy canvas with loose weaving; Ideal in summer overlapping.

Structure of a woven fabric: longitudinal chain threads and transverse frame.

Very soft fabric imitating chamois leather, used in delicate finish or maintenance.

Light fabric chain shade/white frame, summer denim spirit.

Hosiery article in fine or ribbed mesh; coordinated with pallets.

Buttoned garment with collar and cuffs; Key room of the chic cloakroom.

Female version of the shirt, often more fluid and curved.

Velvety thread forming a soft hair; Give volume to meshes.

Repeated V weaving, graphic relief and elegant resistance.

Very fine, fluid and vaporous sail; Perfect in overlays.

Fabric rendered very shiny by calening; Elegant mirror surface.

Visual mixture of shades by different dyed wires; subtle depth.

Silhouette proche du corps avec taille marquée par pinces ou découpes.

Small applied round neck, bordered; Retro and feminine touch.

Very open boat neckline discovering the shoulders; Ultra-feminine.

Continuous rolled reverse without notch; Sweet lines on jackets & crossed dresses.

Small right collar without flap, minimal and modern.

High neck, protective and structuring; Ideal in winter.

Assembly of large flattens of contrasting colors; modern visual impact.

V -neck lengthening the head port; flattering.

Circular neck close to the base of the neck; Basic chic.

Horizontal neck discovering the top of the collarbones; discreet elegance.

Textile link passing through a slide, adjusted by knot or stopper.

High adjusted structuring the bust; Base of sophisticated dresses and tops.

Raised part with lacing ensuring maintenance and curved curve.

Editorial term designating a dense, resistant and structured fabric.

Versatile natural fiber. Qualitative variants: combed, pima/sapima, organic, mercerized (chandelier), Sanfurized (stability).

Texture in regular ribs (mesh or velvet) offering visual and relief elasticity.

Double folded seam locking the edges; Clean and sustainable finish.

Very fine stung fold creating a decorative protruding line.

Bust curved lines at the waist for a curved and flattering cut.

Fine grain fabric and fluid fall. Variants: Georgette (light), Moroccan (marked grain), towards satin.

Very light pancake with subtle embossed relief, living movement.

Rigid structure (hoops/tulle) giving spectacular volume to skirts.

Mesh technique with a hook forming decorative openwork points.

Closure with two rows of pimples; gives an assertive tailor look.

Shortened length above size; high -waisted volume balance.

Natural peausserie (full flower, nubuck, suede). Alternatives: imitation leather, coated vegan leather.

Material without animal origin imitating leather (PU, bio-sourcé) with a smooth or grained rendering.

Regenerated cellulosic fiber, flexible and silky fell; Ideal in lining and fluid dresses.

Curves cutting lines that follow the silhouette for an organic and female rendering.

Slightly frozen white; Ideal in ceremonies and evenings.

Cross -cutting that is tied on the side, highlighting the neckline.

Long mesh or cotton underwear; Or relaxed loose pants.

Process for finishing by passing between lustrous rolls, giving shine to the fabric.

Hot beige inspired by camel coat; essential for elegant coats.

Hot brown with spicy, fall and refined reflections.

Fusion between fluid cape and structured shirt, contemporary hybrid part.

Intense dark red with a purplish touch; rich and theatrical color.

Width and structure of the shoulders in a garment; Defines the general look.

Large Japanese inspiration belt, knotted around the waist to highlight the silhouette.

Small invisible chain point used to maintain interior hems.

Opening of the needle allowing the passage of the wire; Technical Couture term.

Fluid and shiny, luxurious and refined silk satin.

Fine sail worked in tight or wide, airy and elegant folds.

Waterproof coated clothing, often associated with the sea style.

Soft neck forming rounded drapes; Elegant and sensual effect.

Cup revealing the shoulders thanks to cutouts or openings.

Piece a piece covering bust and legs; Practical and elegant.

Short version of the combination, summer and relaxed.

Elements of finish: stripes, shords, rhinestones, nails, adding wealth to creations.

Vertical line without marked, sober and versatile adjustment.

Silhouette which gradually widens downwards, bringing movement.

Ample and relaxed cut, Casual Chic spirit.

Lying, masculine or feminine neck accessory, declined in silk, cotton or modern materials.

Vailled glass or rhinestone ornament, used to embellish dresses and accessories.

Decorative wavy braid, used on the edge for an artisanal and retro effect.

Skin mechanically softens by excavation, giving a softer touch.

Textured leather with marked, durable and elegant relief.

Leather covered with a silver, gold or colorful metal film; bright and modern effect.

Smooth leather and covered with a brilliant varnish; Elegant lacquered effect.

Leather with velvety surface obtained by sanding, soft and refined; Used in jackets, shoes and bags.

Silk fabric or cotton with satin and matt patterns by weaving effect; Precious spirit.

Opening of the garment at the bust, highlighting the chest and the port of head.

Openwork fabric made by weaving, knitting or embroidery, symbol of femininity and refinement.

Indigo, robust and timeless cotton fabric, emblem of jeans and casual chic.

Wild silk with irregular threads, with subtle relief; raw and luxurious effect.

Flurned and tight, warm and dense woolen fabric, perfect for coats and tailors.

Flexible and fluid fold effect in the fabric, bringing movement and elegance.

Thick and shiny satin fabric, prized in evening dresses and structured seam pieces.

Process applied to denim to give it an aged, worn or patinated appearance.

Reversible fabric with two different colors or texture, used in coats.

Fine lace with a delicate floral motif, scalloped edges, ideal for dresses and precious tops.

Lace without background tulle, well connected by flanges; marked and graphic relief.

Lace woven in Leavers, recognized for its finesse and nobility.

Lace enriched with pearls, sequins or cord for luxurious relief.

Cutting technology that seals the edge and creates precise openwork patterns without fraying.

Chemical process which selectively dissolves a fiber from a mixture, creating graphic transparencies.

Hydrophobic finish which makes the water peel on the surface of the fabric; Ideal for light jackets.

Optimized version of the waterproof finish retaining the effect after several washes.

Freedly mastered aspect conferring a living look; Keep after interview.

Progressive transition between two or more shades; Sweet shaded effect.

Treatment reducing the shine of a wire or fabric for a matt and sophisticated rendering.

Surface mass of a fabric (g/m²) indicating thickness, holding and seasonal use.

Direction parallel to the chain of a woven fabric; guarantees stability and regularly fell.

Interior fabric providing comfort, opacity and slippery; Often in cupro, viscose or silk.

Two rows of pimples with covering; Signature Tailoring asserted.

Cutting the back in y or t connecting the suspenders; freedom of movement and maintenance.

Deep opening in the back; Detail signature of the evening dresses.

Shifted armhole towards the arm creating a shoulder which “falls” slightly; casual look.

Flax fabric with tight but breathable weaving; Fresh hand and natural texture.

Cotton fabric with tight armor (canvas/chick) for structured and comfortable parts.

Wool combed with smooth surface and clear outfit; Chic rendering for coats and tailors.

Natural insulating flakes (or synthetic) used for down jackets; Heat & lightness.

Quilted coat with down or technical fiber, providing insulation and comfort.

Coat in Brandenburg and Hood, in thick sheet; iconic and warm.

Non -washed indigo canvas offering a unique patina over time.

Denim containing a share of elastane for more comfort and adjustment.

Denim incorporating regenerated cotton fibers, reducing the environmental impact.

Canvas woven in narrow trades with clear edge; Authentic sustainability and stamp.

Steam treatment/stabilizing pressure a fabric to limit withdrawal and fix the fall.

Holding requirement for an event: casual, business, cocktail, black tie, etc.

A garment with softened constructions (flexible shoulders, little spinning) for a fluid look.

Rectilinear silhouette without marked bending; Base of classic skirts & pants.

Square -shaped, structured and graphic, very flattering neckline.

Deep V opening, daring and sensual, often in evening dresses.

Cut connecting the straps behind the neck, giving off the shoulders and arms.

Client's adjusted clothing, suitable for client's measures.

Partial lining of a garment, ensuring comfort and breathability.

Transition period (spring, fall) inspired by light and adaptable clothes.

Phenomenon where a freshly dyed fabric loses excess color to washing.

Dense fabric with a satin finish, combining sophisticated outfit and shine.

Fluid folds obtained thanks to the cutting of the fabric at an angle, flexible and sensual fell.

Twisted draped in the bust or size, creating a sculptural effect.

Refined and eccentric aesthetic, inherited from the 19th century, adjusted costumes and neat details.

Jean chemically whitewashed to obtain a uniform light shade.

Aged jeans thanks to washing with pums stones, patinated and vintage appearance.

Marbled jeans obtained by chemical treatment, 80s and daring look.

Pattern reminiscent of reptile or fish skin, used in embossed leather, sequins or jacquards.

Shimmering aspect with wavy reflections, obtained on silks or polyesters by crushing and pressure.

Timeless quality of neat and refined style, signature of the Misciano universe.

Elastic synthetic fiber providing comfort and ease of movement, often associated with cotton or polyester.

Part of a garment (back, shoulders, hips) ensuring comfort and structure.

Application of a protective layer (PU, acrylic, wax) to make a waterproof or technical tissue.

Lace strip or embroidery inserted between two fabrics, creating transparency and refinement.

Cutting highlighting the shoulders, variation of Bardot or Cold-Shoulder tops.

Fluid and romantic style, natural materials, embroidery, lace and floral prints.

Refined aesthetics of haute couture houses: perfect finishes, noble fabrics, sophisticated details.

Small fabric coupon used to validate color, hand and fallen before production.

Fabric strip carried to the neck to bring warmth and style (wool, cashmere, silk).

Large traditional tartan tartan with cross bands; Timeless of tailoring.

Slightly beige natural white, not bleached; Soft base of minimalist pallets.

Series of parts produced in small quantities, highlighting exclusivity and know-how.

Boards voluntarily spun for a mastered raw effect (Tweed, Denim).

Brilliant appearance obtained by lamination, Lurex or coated son; Contemporary radiance.

Irregular relief kept in memory by treatment; brings texture and ease of maintenance.

Skatine sought after by dyeing on part or specific washing for an authentic rendering.

Finish integrating an elastic to adjust comfortably (size, wrists, neckline).

Perforated elastic ribbon allowing a fine, discreet and practical buttons adjustment.

Colorful vitrified layer applied to metal (curls, pimples) for a durable shine.

Printing in relief by pressure (leather, similar, jacquard) creating texture and graphics.

Opening of the garment welcoming the Channel; Varies according to assembly (climb, Raglan, American).

Opening form to the neck (V, Round, Boat, Holy Bredes, Bardot) determining style and balance.

Visible/hidden faces of a fabric; Some subjects play the contrast between the two.

Reinforcement fabric (heat -seen or sewn) which gives helds, belts, reverse.

Length of the bottom of the bust on the ground along the leg; Key of comfort and fall in pants.

Decorative band inserted between two pieces of fabric, tulle, embroidery or guipure.

Poussinets added to structure the build; Tailor signature and strong silhouettes.

Decorative point recalling a fine chevron; underlines edges and pockets with finesse.

Minimalist aesthetic with clear lines, without overload; essential of the chic cloakroom.

Stylistic principle playing contrasts (loose/adjusted, short/long) for a harmonious silhouette.

Generic term to designate a fabric, a textile material intended for making.

Motif astral décliné en broderie, impression ou jacquard; graphic accent.

Large flexible scarf carried on the shoulders; Ceremonial and elegant touch.

Line that opens gradually from size or hips; Movement and femininity.

Pleated radiant fan, creating volume and light on skirts and bustiers.

Colorful finish applied to the edges of leather to protect and sign the accessory.

Ecru softened slightly pulling on gray; Very easy to match.

Ecru with a subtle, warm and elegant pink shade.

Cold version of the ecru, slightly gray, perfect for minimalist pallets.

Brand and information identification part (composition, maintenance) sewn inside.

Increase in the open way to a skirt/dress by buckets, folds or cutting line.

Steole worked in fine folds for an aerial and luminous hand, ideal ceremony.

Chromatic range of a collection; Allows Camaïeu, Contrasts and Color-Block.

Tissue with woven pattern, not printed, playing the richness of reliefs and colors.

Thread from long fibers combing, giving a smoother and resistant fabric.

A stole ended by light fringes, bringing a bohemian and artisanal detail.

Characteristic linked to the weight and volume of textiles; defines its use and fall.

Size of a pattern or sewing point, from microphone to maxi-graphism.

Color degraded enriched with sparkling of pearls or sequins for a sparkling effect.

Cutting uphill up to the neck, refining the shoulders and lengthening the silhouette.

Part reported to the back creating a “racerback” type sports cutting, dynamic style.

Small rigid or semi-rigid container, used in leather goods for elegant accessories.

Closed circular scarf, in mesh or fabric, easy to put on and enveloping.

Qualifying for a garment designed from sustainable materials and respectful processes.

Regulatory information on maintenance and composition, ensuring transparency and traceability.

Silk with discreet transverse ribs, elegant and fallen outfit, ideal ceremony.

United appearance but subtly shot or micro-motion; discreet refinement.

Woolen wool not woven, dense and warm; Structured hats, capes and coats.

Brushed fabric with soft touch (wool or cotton), perfect for winter tailors and pants.

Essential element: to sew, embroidered, metallic (lurex), elastic; adapted to each material.

Transformation of fibers into wires (carded, combed) influencing softness, resistance and regularity.

Very fine drawing, sometimes metallic, inspired by goldsmithery; Delicate detail on jacquards.

Treatment of edges and seams: biases, gangs, rolled, overlock, invisible hem, scorching.

Reinforced opening at the bottom of the handle of the shirts, closed by paw and button.

Opening on the back or on the sides of a skirt/dress/coat for ease and line.

Border in small regular arches; Female finish on lace and hems.

Basic constituent of a thread: natural (cotton, linen, wool, silk), artificial (viscose), synthetic (polyester).

Common name for viscose; Fresh hand and fallen fluid, perfect for light dresses.

Large length fibers giving regular and resistant wires (Pima/Supima cotton, combed wool).

Openwork mesh in wide meshes; Graphic transparency game.

Weaving from already dyed wires, ensuring net reasons and durable nuances.

Know-how of the sewing dedicated to flexible and transparent, draped, ruffles, folds.

Qualifying a fabric with free and flexible movement (pancake, satin, viscose).

Thread with irregular thickenings for a textured and living aspect.

Silk, muslin or satin accessory; is tied in the neck, hair or bag.

Leather softened mechanically for a more marked grain and a soft touch.

Dress near the body, knee or noon length, sleek and elegant line.

Flying overlays creating volume and fantasy; Romantic spirit.

Gathering of fabric to create volume; Smocked versions, behind the scenes, or elasticated.

Pants adjusted to the thigh and tightened with ankle, modern and clear line.

Very adjusted cut with flange under the foot; Retro sport/chic look.

Synthetic material imitating animal fur; Soft volume and visual heat.

Alternative to animal leather, polyurethane or bio-sourcée coating; Easy maintenance.

Visual crossing without real knotting; Simplified and flattering line.

Leg rushing from the knee; Lie the silhouette, seventies spirit.

Sleeves that widen down (gale), movement and lightness.

Apparent or invisible zip, button, press button, closure, water drop closure on the back.

Edges left clear without visible hem; Possible via laser/thermocollage for clean rendering.

Hand -sewn details (invisible hem, hem chain, flanges) Premium parts signatures.

Free wires bordering a garment or accessory; Pebble version, textiles, leather, or lurex.

Small textile reinforcement around a stored point (button, buttonhole) for sustainability.

"Memory" relief fixed by heat/pressure, retaining the crumpled aspect.

Editorial wink with looks suitable for travel; “Jet-set” capsule and anti-pi materials.

Installation of a heat -upper span by press to structure passes, belts, reverse.

Aesthetic detail imitating a pocket (piping/valve) without functional opening.

Decorative strip simulating button opening; keeps a clean line.

Using the matt side of a satin (towards) at the place for a texture contrast.

Decorative detail (ribbons, flywheels, knots) adding fancy and movement.

Thread with a particular effect (completed, lamé, flaming, multicolored) to enrich the texture.

Barely visible discreet point, used to maintain a facing or hem.

Military inspired utility pants, Plated Pockets, Comfortable Straight Cut.

Decorative seam imitating a fly/fork on leggings or pants without opening.

Agglutination of fibers (often wool) by heat/friction; may be sought or to avoid.

Ornamental closure system (hook, clip, magnetic) providing a precious touch.

Technique achieving a succession of regular arcs by the fabric (scallop).

Synthetic fiber with hollow soul imprisoning air for better insulation and low weight.

Fiber designed to keep heat (hollow, curly, or hybrid techniques).

Mercerized cotton with subtle chandelier and great resistance; Ideal for fine socks and polo shirts.

Brushed light cotton on one side for a very soft and warm touch.

Very fine hem made with the overweight, ideal for veils and delicate fabrics.

First fitting to validate proportion, fallen, pliers and lengths before corrections.

Series of narrow and close right folds creating dynamic vertical lines.

Pants opening (zip or buttons) with sub-pont; Variable finishes depending on style.

XVIIth century ruffle cap; Historical reference sometimes reinterpreted in sewing.

Bridle passing under the foot to keep a spindle pants in place.

Chain with thick and regular oval links, used in jewelry and shoulder straps.

Distance between belt and crotch; Determines ease and style (high/low waist).

Fur (or false fur) whose hair is shortened for a smooth and contemporary appearance.

Rubber band surrounding the sneakers's sole, protection and visual signature.

Transparent thread (mono-tiny) for discreet bites or decorative applications.

Voluminous wire used in overjection for flexible and comfortable seams on mesh.

Falling wire provided for twgingness, easily withdraws after the final sting.

On the brilliant side of a fabric (satin, charming) offering chandelier and sliding at the port.

Surface slightly emerged for a soft and warm touch (fleece, flannel).

Provisional hand point that keeps the parts before the final seam.

Main point bringing together two edges per regular flanges for a decorative openwork effect.

Zip hidden in a seam (side or back) revealing only a minimum line.

Hairy and velvety thread giving a soft relief to meshes and accessories.

Several twisted strands together to obtain a solid and regular wire (apparent seams).

Multiple strands slightly twisted, used in embroidery to modulate the thickness of the point.

Fine decorative effect (Embossing/Defusing) recalling the goldsmithery, on leather or jacquard.

Set of decorative details (knots, ribbons, pearls) enriching a room.

Adjustment session on model or client: pliers, lengths, fallen and proportions.

Stretch technical fabric offering ease and recovery, ideal for active and urban parts.

Flower prints, from micro-liberty to the bouquet placed; essentials of dresses and blouses.

Pleated collar of Renaissance inspiration, sometimes reinterpreted in a modern version.

Slightly curly/irregular appearance of the wire or surface, bringing relief and natural.

Gathees maintained by elastic (apparent or behind the scenes) for a comfortable adjustment.

Slightly clumored visual effect, more casual than the technical or pleated.

Vertical parallel bite lines refining the silhouette and structuring the fall.

Tight tongue fabric, cotton or wool, resistant and waterproof, used for trench coats and tailors.

Very light and airy fabric, often cotton or silk; Double version Gaze prized for summer clothes.

Tulle -free lace, composed of patterns connected by flanges, refined and structured.

Triangular parts inserted in a skirt or dress to create volume and magnitude.

Finish consisting in border a fabric of a ribbon (Gros-Gin, Satin) for a net and decorative rendering.

Fine woolen fabric with a powdery touch, used in male and feminine tailoring.

Opened silk weaving, typical of refined ties; Combine texture and lightness.

Marked transverse ribbon, used for finishes, belts, knots and hats.

Accessory covering the ankle and the lower leg; Revisited in urban and sporting mode.

Sleeveless clothing, buttoned or zipped, worn alone or under a jacket; Available in Tailoring and Casual.

Woven or embroidered decorative strip used in ornament (uniforms, jackets, dressed dresses).

Fish leather (ray, shark) grainy, rare and precious, used in luxury accessories.

Very steep and large silk, ideal for wedding dresses and sculptural silhouettes.

Silk fabric or polyester, transparent and slightly grainy, perfect for vaporous blouses and dresses.

Fine ribbons used to border or highlight the seams and pockets with elegance.

Icy appearance, obtained by coating or white/silver metallic wire, bright and winter.

Sophisticated and sensual aesthetics, shiny materials, adjusted dresses and star pace.

Too rigid attitude or clothing, unlike the naturalness and the desired fluidity.

Adjusted sheathing lingerie with reinforcement and garters, sculpting size and bust.

Piece of lingerie or covering blouse, with high collar and long sleeves, retro spirit.

Ornamental motif of flowers or foliage embroidered in frieze, romantic spirit.

Prints or embroidery of flowers arranged in chain, signature of romantic styles.

Couture technique consisting in garnishing jambles to create decorative relief.

Rounded and harmonious shape of a garment or a cut, marrying the silhouette.

Wooden shoe or traditional thick sole, sometimes revisited in contemporary mode.

Localized discoloration technique of jeans, creating used or patinated effects.

Textured knitting point imitating grains, used for sweaters and mesh accessories.

Alternating mesh alternating place/reverse creating a relief in small grains.

Pallet of gray declined from light to dark; Chic and timeless base of the wardrobe.

Regular decor in wavy or crossed lines, embossed on leather or metal.

Canvas or leather accessory covering the bottom of the leg, inherited from the military uniform.

Small piece of triangular fabric or diamond inserted to give ease (shirts, pants, bags).

Series of regular folds or decorative reliefs on fabric, leather or metal.

Adjusted clothing marrying the silhouette: sheath dress or sheathing lingerie sculpting the waist.

Thread whose soul is covered by another thread to modify the appearance or properties.

Flat and square cushion used as a seat comfort; By extension, textile padding.

Familiar term designating the legs, used in the world of fashion and female style.

Small bigner forming a textile flange for discreet button or clasp.

Crafts of the glove, leather, satin or wool; Symbol of timeless elegance.

Accessories covering the hands; Available in leather, wool, silk or satin for style and heat.

All clothes owned by a person; Key concept of styling and cloakroom.

Female silhouette inspired by the masculine of the 1920s: short hair, straight dresses, jackets.

Facing with alveolus relief or hollow patterns; Summer cotton, honeycomb, waffles.

Old fabric, in very fine silk or cotton, used historically for shirts and light dresses.

Extremely clear and marked fold straight, used for formal pants and skirts.

Accessories covering tibias and ankles, preventing snow from entering the shoes.

Soft pink pastel hue, associated with sweetness and delicacy.

Mat and chalky appearance reminiscent of gypsum powder; subtle and elegant visual effect.

Elegant dress code for formal events: noble materials, precise cuts, refined accessories.

Measure between the belt and the crotch of pants: high waist, half high or low.

Final length of a skirt, dress or pants after finish; impacts the look and the proportions.

Area of ​​the basin influencing the ease and line of a garment (dresses, skirts, pants).

Bust room: Top, Blouse, T-shirt, Caraco, Corsage; Base of the Misciano locker room.

Cylindrical hat with high cap; ceremonial and heritage reference.

Excellence of know-how: exceptional patronage, hand finishes, workshop materials.

Prolonged round neckline of a short buttoning tab, Casual Chic spirit.

Repeated V armor; Equivalent of the chevron, widely used in tailor woolen.

Natted, breathable and slightly textured armor fabric; Ideal summer jackets and flexible costumes.

Alveoli embossed structure offering relief and absorption; towels, bathrobes, summer parts.

Circular opening positioned on the bust, size or back; Contemporary detail.

Establishment coated with oil or wax for water protection; Patinated and robust rendering.

Zipped protection to transport or keep a room (dress, tailor) out of dust.

Small bouquet of pompom forming threads; Decorative detail on belts, bags, scarves.

Medieval ample coat with wide sleeves; Stylistic reference for dramatic volumes.

Traditional white fur and stylized heraldic motif; Today especially decorative quote.

Hot brown inspired by tobacco; Elegant neutral for coats and accessories.

Luminous bluish purple, sophisticated in silk and velvet; Strong evening accent.

Iridescent surface changing with light (movies, coating, sequins) for a futuristic rendering.

Capacity of a fiber to absorb moisture; comfort guarantee (cotton, wool, linen).

Jacket or coat cut near the body, clear shoulder and marked size; Elegant silhouette.

Fabric made on manual trade, noble irregularities and living texture.

Sensation to the touch of a textile (draped, softness, freshness, density).

Set of decorative straps structuring the bust; Contemporary accent.

Light, slightly brushed mesh, on the discreet motif; Ideal for tops and fluid cardigans.

Speckled appearance obtained by mixture of different hues fibers; visual depth.

Asymmetrical hem longer on the back than in front; Movement and modernity.

Hooded sweatshirt, sleek version of high -end materials for a chic sporty look.

Small hook/door system for discreet closure at the collar, waist or back.

Decorative textile envelope; Lifestyle declination of house materials and pallets.

Patronage benchmark at the end of the shoulder, guiding your handle and fell from the sleeve.

Decorative closure in Brandenburgs and braids, inherited from the uniform, Couture spirit.

Pattern of parallel/oblique fine lines creating a subtle graphic texture.

Openwork finish obtained by pulling wires and grouping the rests; Precious detail.

Strongly twisted wool thread giving a breathable, nervous and unkindable fabric.

Mest mesh assembly by hand for almost invisible junctions.

Very fine rolled edge and hand -sewn on silk scarves; sign of quality.

Stabilization of a shape (folds, volume) by heat/pressure for durable outfit.

Assembly of parts by fusion/thermal glue avoiding apparent topstitching.

Request for selection of fibers, densities, dyes and finishes for a lasting room.

Manual finish softening the surface (wool, cashmere, cotton) for a soft touch.

Hand -applied patterns with a brush; Each piece becomes unique and artistic.

Folds shaped by hand and hot fixed; Precise volume and controlled light.

Gathees maintained by hand embroidery creating elasticity and decorative drawing.

Tailor construction with bust canvas only; balance between structure and flexibility.

Crin canvas and wool used as plastron to give curve and outfit to the jackets.

Woven ribbon with armor rafters used to strengthen, border or create handles.

Height where a garment ends; Influence the look (mini, knee, noon, maxi).

Bicolor with broken teeth; Classic of the tailor, chic graphic.

Internal reinforcement by whales or stems, typical of corserie, to sculpt and maintain the silhouette.

Visible point made by hand on reverse or edges, distinctive sign of quality tailoring.

Shiny patinated appearance, honey color, on leather or waxed cotton; gives warmth and natural luxury.

Quality of a fiber that absorbs water; Cotton, linen and viscose offer comfort and breathability.

Property of a material treated to repel humidity; Used for coats and technical fabrics.

Subtile declination of a color, from pastel to intense; Essential concept in styling and trend.

V -armor formed by an alternated thread; Solidity and elegance for costumes and coats.

Small reinforcement point in seam, placed at the beginning and at the end of a buttonhole for solidity.

Association of contrasting colors between bust and stockings (dresses, sets); strong visual game.

Jacket inspired by uniforms (crossed, brandeburgs, shoulders), often reinterpreted in contemporary tailor.

Use of technical textiles for the interior (seats, garnish, panels); Vocabulary adjacent to design.

Very large traditional Japanese pants with marked folds; Inspire skirts-culottes and fluid cuts.

Large traditional Maghreb drape in clear fabric; Inspire Capes, Stoles and enveloping Silhouettes.

Hand -made dye giving subtle variations and parts with a unique character.

Hand-sewn decor (pearls, sequins, threads), signature of high-end workshop know-how.

Handmade mesh offering generous reliefs and authentic touch; unique pieces.

Hand -executed assemblies and finishes (invisible hems, bridles), a guarantee of excellence.

Weaving technique where the threads are dyed before being woven, creating blurred and vibrant patterns.

Pattern applied to a fabric by printing (flowers, scratches, geometrics, abstracts, animals).

Deep blue dye from the indigofera plant; Used for denim and cotton.

Flexible and elastic double thickness mesh, soft to the touch and resistant to deformations.

Knitting technique allowing to insert clear colorful patterns in the mesh without extra thickness.

Couture detail where a contrasted pattern, lace or fabric is inserted into another fabric.

Finish of the interior of a garment by a clean ribbon or bias, guarantee of quality and sustainability.

Surface effect changing according to light, reflecting metallic or pearly shades.

Elegant cream color, intermediate between pure white and beige; essential in marriage.

Technical textile designed to keep body temperature, used in sportswear and outdoor.

Style that crosses the eras without getting off; Synonymous with lasting elegance.

Elegance inspired by Italian Tailoring: Flexible jackets, natural cuts, fluid materials.

Fabric or sail added to the inside to support and structure (collar, reverse, belt).

Intarsia allows clear wireless patterns, the jacquard creates more dense with worn patterns.

Matter retaining body heat; Outtard, down, fleece, technical fibers.

Pattern applied by high definition digital printing; Infinite precision and creativity.

Artisanal printing technique (buffer, stencil, screen printing); unique variations.

Pattern printed in a specific location of the garment (bust, back, skirt), not repeated all-over.

Repeated pattern over the entire surface of the fabric (floral, geometric, abstract, animal).

Luminous effect changing close to the rainbow, obtained by metal wires or coating.

High quality linen from Irish tradition, renowned for its finesse and durability.

Personalized monogram applied by hand or machine, symbol of luxury and exclusivity.

Fluid and romantic style, with embroidery, lace and floral prints.

Reference to past decades and cuts, revisited for a current look.

Fabric treated to withstand water and stains; Used for coats, trenches and technical textiles.

Material treated or woven to withstand the cruffment; Ideal for travel and costumes.

Textiles whose properties (elasticity, resistance) are identical in all directions.

Symmetrical balance of clothing, guaranteeing harmonious proportions and visual comfort.

Unwelcome textiles obtained by assembly of fibers (pressure, glue, heat); Used in lining or technical.

Lining garnished with pique wadding creating warmth and comfort, often in coats and jackets.

Effect obtained by selective chemical burning, leaving transparent and contrasting opaque areas.

Pattern or color which gradually fades from one shade to another; also called shaded.

Contemporary version of the traditional IKAT, numerically printed for a specific rendering.

Style inspired by workwear and utility design: robust materials, neutral colors, practical details.

Fabric with woven pattern (and not printed) offering relief and richness of colors; Ideal for jackets and dresses.

Jacquard incorporating metallic wires (Lurex) for a sophisticated evening shine.

Pique or padded jacquard fabric creating a soft and graphic volume, perfect for short jackets.

Mixture of different shades threads producing a delicate marbled chiné effect.

Density of the needles on a knitting machine (fine, average, large); impacts relief and heat.

Soft and comfortable mesh available in simple, double, milano/laying, ribbed, tiplle, dive, lurex.

Double dense and stable mesh, impeccable outfit for dresses and chic comfort pants.

Elastic vertical rib mesh, marries the shapes and keeps its memory well.

Light openwork mesh drawing small patterns; feminine and breathable.

Micro-alveolée textured typical polo shirt; Breathable comfort and clean outfit.

Indigo chilling canvas; Slim, Straight, Mom, Boyfriend, Flare, Bootcut; Dixed from raw at Stone.

Denim woven in narrow trades with clear edge; Authentic sustainability and patina.

Unwanted denim, deep indigo, skate over time depending on the port.

Denim containing elastane; Freedom of movement and adjusted cut.

Back label of jeans, in reinforced leather or paper, signature of the brand and sizes.

School pants adjusted to the calf, sometimes reinforced inside the knees; Inspiring City-Chic Cups.

Ankle boots with strap and loop; classic equestrian revisited in urban.

Decorative steering wheel in front of a blouse or a dress; Romantic spirit or sewing.

Piece near the body with sleeves or suspenders, equivalent to the body; Elegant base for overlays.

Unmissable female room: is available in mini, pencil, noon, max, trapeze, portfolio, pareo, draped, pleated, sun, siren, asymmetrical, tulip, skater, panels, skittles, split.

Large length soft length evoking a skirt; Modern alternative to midi skirts.

Subjugation providing volume, opacity or heat; tulle, cotton, fine wadding according to use.

Crossed skirt closed by links or buttons; flattering and adaptable line.

Straight cut near the body, often split; Dressed locker room icon.

Circle skirt whose concentrates belt of radiant folds; Air movement.

Flared line since size forming an A; flattering and timeless.

Elastic straps connecting the linger or the jaw bearing belt at the bottom; retro-chic detail.

Mesh sleeves carried on the lower leg; Accent Dance or Sport Chic.

Refined watering and embroidery technique creating a network of decorative threads between two rooms.

Spiral metal wire used to border and crimp the embroidery (Lunéville, haute couture).

Gained cord taken in seam to highlight an edge (pockets, passes, bags); Net and graphic finish.

Robust vegetable fiber with raw appearance; Used in bags, accessories and summer decoration.

Formal jacket with rounded sides worn for ceremonies; Tailor inheritance.

Saturated palette inspired by precious stones (emerald, sapphire, ruby, amethyst); Ideal in silk/velvet.

Soft mineral green pulling on the water; Elegant on satins, bristles and accessories.

Very deep and shiny black; Elegant reference for evenings and jewelry details.

Association of contrasting textures (mat/shiny, smooth/grained, flexible/structured) to enrich a silhouette.

Art of assembling colors, patterns and volumes by superimpositions or color-block skillfully dosed.

Set of the pieces and codes inspired by denim: Trucker jackets, jeans shirts, overalls, denim skirts.

Ponce -up depths giving a natural worn out appearance and gentle contrasts.

Very clear deputy obtained by controlled oxidation; summer spirit and casual.

Strong effect, very contrast, 80s signature; A assertive fashion look.

Jean voluntarily worn (tears, abrasions, mustaches); ACCENT ROCK.

Relaxation pants with elasticated size and cord, tight low; Chic variations in noble materials.

Refined interpretation of the jogger in pancake, satin or Milano; City-Relax silhouette.

Rounded volume obtained by folds, lining or light crinoline; Couture effect.

Cut near the body to the knee then flared; Dressed and spectacular look.

Piece cut in the diagonal direction of the fabric, offering falling fluid and natural movement.

Soft and silky flexible mesh; Perfect for tops and fluid dresses.

Mixthe mesh containing cashmere; Sweetness, light warmth and discreet elegance.

Breathable and stretch powerful mesh, fast drying; Ideal for active silhouettes.

Cotton mesh treated for more shine, solidity and excellent color resistance.

Jacquard weaving made on a curly -style sponge type; Decorative & Comfort relief.

Transparency effect obtained by devouring on a jacquard; sophisticated game of materials.

Fine and tight cotton used for light connections and embroidery bases.

Light cotton fabric, often primed, serving as a support or facing.

Jodhpur chic tailor interpretation, with noble materials and precise finishes.

Large shawl or fabric carried on the shoulders like cape; Lifestyle and heat accent.

Adjustment between handle and bust influencing ease and shoulder line.

High waist cut, slightly tapered right leg; Vintage spirit years 90s.

Ample and relaxed cut, inspired by the male wardrobe; Casual chic.

Cutting adjusted to the thighs then flared from the knee; Seventies heritage.

Light flashes at the bottom of the leg to be worn with boots; balanced line.

Shortened cut stopping with ankle; Modern and practical to reveal shoes.

Assembly of contrasting denim pieces; Creative and craft look.

Rounded shape, crossed in front, evoking the petals of a flower; female elegance.

Short and flared, fluid and dancing; Young and playful spirit.

Hems of different lengths creating a dynamic visual game; modern and daring.

Made up of sewn vertical panels; gives amplitude and flexibility to the fall.

Variant of the panel skirt, using buckets for an accentuated flary.

Knotted or draped skirt inspired by the seaside pareo; Summer and relaxed look.

Lateral or twisted folding effects creating volume and fluidity; Couture silhouette.

Hybridization between the wallet skirt and the draped; Sophisticated and flattering look.

Variant of the sun pleated skirt, with very fine folds creating an aerial and delicate effect.

Ample piece with straight sleeves and belt; Inspired by traditional Japanese clothing, chic revisited.

Long fluid dress, sometimes embroidered, belted or right -winged; elegance resort and ceremonial.

Neutral green inspired by the military; Casual-chic base for jackets, pants and parkas.

Fine woolen brushed with soft touch, close high -end flannel; Coats, winter skirts.

Very fine and light mohair fiber from young angora goats; Subtle, insulating radiance.

Ultrally insulating and naturally insulating vegetable fiber; ecological filling.

Traditional Ghanaian weaving with colorful bands and lively geometries; graphic inspiration.

Embroidery stitch stung in parallel lines; Artisanal matte effect and living texture.

Cotton threaded and woven by hand; Noble irregularities, great breathability, authentic hand.

Polded folding wallet skirt (tartan), adjusted by straps; Preppy/Heritage spirit.

Geometric patterns from kilim carpets; Deaf palette and zigzag graphics.

Series of narrow folds ironed in the same direction; fell net and dynamic.

Small sliced ​​slot on the back of a skirt/straight dress to facilitate walking.

Set of knitted parts: sweaters, cardigans, mesh dresses, twin-sets; Comfort and texture.

Knitted dress, near the body or fluid; Varies depending on a gauge, points and mixture of fibers.

Knitted ribbon used in finishes (neckline, wrists) or decorative reinforcement.

Ornamental detail formed by ribbons or fabrics; Romantic or graphic accent.

Jacket reverse with notch marked at the corner/reverse corner; classic modern tailoring.

Reinforced drop -in buttonhole, signature of quality jackets.

Metal clasp with two fitting balls; Retro-chic spirit for pockets.

Zipped and waterproof, compact and light windbreaker; iconic in functional urban.

Very resistant traction/abrasion aramid fiber; Technical applications, targeted reinforcements.

Pattern or integrated element during knitting (Knit-in) vs then added (Knit-on); Impact rendered and costs.

Art of paper cutting inspiring openwork patterns, laser-cut and cut embroidery.

Two layers (mesh/lining) merged to provide structure, heat and inner cleanliness.

Elastic ribbed knit used to tighten wrists, stockings and necklines (Bomber, Varsity).

Print abundant with retro inspiration (parties/stands), happy and colorful spirit.

Richly decorated traditional brothel silk; Heritage reference for modern brocks.

Sleeve cut with a single piece with the bust, low drop and fluid volume.

Neck forming a small drop opening in the front or back; female detail.

Crust with small tiles and crossed chevrons; Graphic inspiration for scarves & shirts.

Kid leather with great finesse, flexible and smooth; High -end gloves and small leather goods.

Mi-thu-thick panties with historical inspiration; Sometimes reinterpreted in ready-to-wear.

Hem -placed reinforcement strip to limit wear and keep a clear line.

Very clear edge finish creating a “sharp” fold; minimal and structured rendering.

Large heavy metal pin used to descend/close a kilt pan; Ornamental detail.

Fluid satin with a soft chandelier used for kimonos, hide-and-hearting dresses and elegant bathrobes.

Patterns created directly to knitting (and not printed); Characteristic relief and density.

Openwork mesh type lace offering transparency and lightness; Modern romantic spirit.

Tricot without apparent side seam; Ideal for collars, belts and net edges.

Right tunic mid-thigh with minimal collar; Light inspiration for summer looks.

Fringed piece placed on the upper of a shoe; Preppy and Heritage spirit.

Hot high -end brushed wool lining for coats and huts.

Aspect bouclé serré “grain astrakan”; Today especially cited as a texture or false fur.

Metallic tie type carabiner used in accessories, bags and details Mode-Tech utility.

Mesh ribbon used to border or strengthen seams; Technical and flexible finish.

Dark mineral nuance inspired by volcanic rock; Premium color editorial.

Japanese word designating a sea current; Inspire Fluid prints and aquatic silhouettes.

Old vocabulary describing a robust and practical garment; re -employed in the casual workwear universe.

Insect used historically to produce a deep red shade before the appearance of the cochet.

Natural fiber from the sheep fleece and related animals (merino, alpaca, cashmere). Warm, insulating and breathable, it is available in flannel, tweed, curly, loen.

Ecological and resistant vegetable fiber; Offer freshness, breathability and fall fluid. Emblematic of summer and natural chic style.

Thick wooful woolen, traditional Austrian, used for coats and robust jackets. Speaking and hot.

Sparkling metal wire inserted in a weaving or a mesh; gives a festive and glamorous shine.

Woven fabric with metallic wires or covered with metal; Ideal shine and flexibility for evening dresses.

Fine and colorful flowery motif, from the Liberty house in London; become generic to designate a very small floral print.

Large ribbon or scarf tied in a blouse collar, forming a flexible and elegant knot; Romantic and sophisticated touch.

On the edge of a fabric that does not be fooled, often used as a guarantee of authenticity (ex: Jean Selvedge).

Skirt length or half-backing dress; Timeless and versatile elegance.

Pants or jeans cut under natural size; emblematic of the 2000s returns to trends.

All refined female underwear, in lace, silk, tulle or satin. Symbol of elegance and seduction.

Iconic dark green hue of the coats in Loden; Heritage and sober nuance.

Extensible synthetic fiber added to fabrics and mesh for ease and recovery.

Cellulosic original fiber, gentle and breathable, in the beautiful drape; eco -responsible alternative.

Very fine and soft wool, thermoregulant and breathable; Ideal in mesh and premium jersey.

Wool from the first mowing; Soft and insulating with a beautiful swelling.

COMPACT WALKING and SPARLING, WITHOUT Lining, Light but warm; jackets & coats.

Aligned and smoothed fibers; Net hand, regular appearance (fine tailoring, costumes).

Less parallelized fibers; Main more fluffy and warm (flannel, tweed).

Linen softened by washing for a soft touch and an elegant crumpled, easy to live.

Very fine and light linen sail, slightly transparent; Blouses, summer blouses.

Linen treated on the surface to gain holding and protection; Ideal bags, light coats.

Mixture that combines freshness of the linen and gentle cotton; versatile summer locker room.

Application of a film or a membrane on a fabric (water repellent, windbreaker, structure).

Net cutting of laser fabrics; Allows very precise openwork patterns without blistering.

Fine strip applied by the edge (pockets, reverse) to underline the lines and structure the drawing.

Adjustable closure by eyelet laces; back or sides; Signature Corserie and adjusted silhouettes.

Narrow leather or textile strip for handles, closings, decor; Chic utility detail.

Flat shoe without lacing, with tray; Classic city dweller between casual and dressed.

Timeless animal motif; The classic beige is available with colorful interpretations.

Selection of images presenting a collection, a theme or a season; style & inspiration tool.

Art of superimposing parts and textures (top + vest + coat); Game of volumes and colors.

Comfortable and neat interior locker room (soft knit, fluid pants, cardigans).

Alliance of noble materials, demanding finishes and perennial design; promise of lasting elegance.

Flat section lace offering good support and pressure distribution; sneakers, derbies, corserie.

More discreet and abrasion -resistant cylindrical lace; Richelieus, boots, parkas.

Process where the finished garment is dyed and then washed for a deep color and a softened hand.

Embroidery made with metallic threads bringing shine located on patterns and monograms.

Woven patterns incorporating metallic threads for a luminous and chic relief.

Lamé fabric put into permanent folds (sun, accordion) for a sparkling movement.

Brilliant appearance reflecting the light (satins, varnishes) opposed to a more sober mat (pancake, nubuck).

Dress or skirt arriving on ankle or ground; slender and fluid look.

Hem above the knee; Bold and graphic room according to materials and volumes.

Grolling vertical seams The bust and waist for a slender and precise silhouette.

Size placed under the chest with fluid skirt; Flatte the bust port and lengthens the silhouette.

Robust cotton/linen canvas used for bags, sneakers and decoration; holding and sustainability.

Riche brocal silk fabric with colored patterns, used historically for a ceremonial clothing and luxury furnishings.

Plus or deceased decorative textile strip, used in ceremonial clothes and decoration.

Lamé fabric treated with selective burning creating transparent and shiny areas; sophisticated effect.

Light lace woven in bands, often integrated into sails and decorative embroidery.

Sewing connecting the front and rear of a garment; Key element for adjustment and comfort.

Set of the clothes and textiles intended for newborns: bras, frogs, hats.

Contemporary adaptation of traditional Loden, integrating elastane for more comfort.

Printed evoking the veins and veins of wood; Organic and sophisticated textile effect.

Sweet and regular brilliant finish, intermediate between the mat and the mirror lustrous.

Flared silhouette in the shape of A, adjusted at the top and fluid at the bottom; Timeless women's cut.

Soft fabric made up of knitted curls; Comfort, extensibility and fluidity offer. Used for sweaters, cardigans, dresses and tops.

Fine wool from merino sheep, recognized for its softness, lightness and thermoregulant properties.

Fiber from the angora goat, shiny and silky, giving lightness and thermal insulation to clothes.

Artificial fiber from beech cellulose; Soft, silky and resistant, ideal for lingerie and t-shirts.

Very light, transparent and vaporous fabric, often in silk or polyester; Used for fluid dresses and blouses.

Pochered patterned fabric (diamonds, tiles), offering relief and heat; emblematic jackets & bags.

Tight and stable mesh offering a structured fall, ideal for elegant jackets, pants and dresses.

Technique for knotting wires creating openwork patterns; Used in accessories, decor and bohemian fashion details.

T-shirt with horizontal stripes inspired by French seaweed; become iconic of the Casual Chic cloakroom.

Short or long rounded and voluminous handle; gives a romantic effect and sewing.

Prolonged handle to the neck, without shoulder seam; Chic ease and sports style.

Very fine threads (often polyester/polyamide) giving light, soft, breathable and easy maintenance fabrics.

Opened knit in small regular holes; Ventilation and transparency for sport-chic and lingerie.

Mesh with loops on the back side, soft and comfortable; sweatshirts, joggers, loungewear.

Emeritized version of the fleece offering a fluffy “fleece” type interior for more heat.

Very dense, stronghold of wool and almost impermeable to the wind; Structured coats, huts.

Ondé visual effect recalling water, obtained on taffeta or Gros-Grain by Calandrage/Pressure.

Fabric incorporating metal wires or a shiny coating; Sophisticated brilliance for evening.

Application of a film/metallic particles on textiles for a mirror or iridescent rendering and protection.

Silhouette built around a single color or a shades of close tones; Lie the line.

Fragmented geometric print evoking tesselles; graphic, regular or random.

Patte back now or simulating a belt; Tailor detail on coats and trenches.

Double wrist with reverse closed by cufflinks; Dressed shirts.

Small short handle barely covering the shoulder; delicate female touch.

Shoe with transverse, flat or heel flange; Retro chic spirit.

Shoes open in the back, flat or heel; relaxed elegance.

Small rigid jewelry bag for the evening; Hands carried, compact format.

Leather items (bags, belts, small leather goods) made of tanning and neat finishes.

Linen and cotton mixture combining freshness, outfit and resistance; Sheets, shirts & summer cloakroom.

Wire obtained by twisting two (or more) strands of different colors; Chinetus/ricious speckled effect.

Fabric pierced with regular micro-hooks for breathability gain; Active & technical technical.

Pleated with extremely fine folds giving fluidity and light vibrations; Easy maintenance.

Micro-alveolus structure giving discreet relief and breathing; FIND POLOS & TOPS TECHNIQUES.

Marked rib mesh offering a graphic relief; structure the dresses and skirts.

Surface aspect absorbing light, opposite the shiny. Sobriety and discreet elegance (Crêpe, Nubuck).

Ample coat with drooping shoulders and generous volumes; relaxed modernity.

Iconic waterproof coat in rubberized fabric; British heritage.

Long glove covering the forearm or even the elbow; Couture and evening accessory.

Art of combining patterns, textures or contrasting colors in the same look to create style.

Slightly satin surface finish, reflecting a soft light as a pearl veil.

Mate matt finish (zips, buttons, curls) for a contemporary and discreet look.

Technical term describing the touch, weight, fluidity and drapes of a textile.

Noble mixture combining warmth and elasticity of wool with softness and chandelier of silk.

Airy version of the Mohair, whose fibers are brushed to create a fluffy and vaporous halo.

Small cape covering the shoulders and the top of the bust; Historical piece resumed in contemporary mode.

Traditional Spanish sail in lace worn on the head and shoulders; heritage refinement.

Moiré variant with several reflections depending on the angle; Used for luxurious evening dresses.

Openwork mesh reminiscent of guipure lace; gives a graphic and structured effect.

Luxurious finish of hair felt (rabbit, beaver) giving a shiny and silky surface to the hats.

Ancient term designating the Moiré effect, used historically for silks with changing reflections.

Vive color between red and purple, emblematic of textile printing and fashion pallets.

Sweet shade of bluish, subtle and elegant gray; Used in ready-to-wear and decoration.

Short right collar without flap, inspired by Asian tunics; minimalist and modern.

Flared handle down, creating a fluid and theatrical silhouette; Romantic couture detail.

Light, resistant and easy to maintain synthetic fiber; Used for Parkas, Divers, P fitters and accessories.

Weaving reinforced by a more solid wire grid; Ideal windbreaker and down jackets.

Fine smooth and slightly crisp hand fabric; Plots, windbreaker, light skirts.

Robust weaving with slightly mat/cotton appearance; Bags, urban parkas, technical pants.

Nylon from revaluation (nets, falls); Reduces the environmental impact without sacrificing performance.

Sandwich rubber mousse between two jerseys; Thickness and sculptural outfit for jackets, skirts, tops.

Checkered weaving (panama armor) providing grain and outfit; Tailors, summer jackets, bags.

Linen version of the natty, very breathable and textured; Summer jackets and structured dresses.

Full grain grain leather, very flexible and smooth; Perfecto, skirts, premium accessories.

Finish giving a gentle and uniform chandelier; Perceived as richer and dressed.

Full grain -on -handed flower leather giving a matt velvety touch; Shoes, bags, jackets.

Honeycomb relief obtained from weaving/mesh; Absorbent and textured (towels, bathrobes, tops).

Ornament made of ribbon or fabric; Romantic accent, sewing or graphic depending on size and material.

Formal accessory knotted at the pass; Silk versions, velvet, jacquard, or fancy prints.

Close stitching creating fine ridges; Lightly stiffen and decorate plastrons, skirts, sleeves.

Deep and elegant tint, alternative to black; base of the tailor and sailor-chic dressing room.

Rosé flesh/beige shades used as refined neutral; Base for dresses, lingerie, shoes.

Form of the collar edge: round, v, square, holy font, boat, keyhole, heart, officer; impacts the look and the proportions.

Cutting very clear armholes on the back; Chic sporty spirit for tank tops and dresses.

Sweet iridescent effect recalling mother -of -pearl; Often present on high -end shirt buttons.

Varnished leather with embossed surface, shiny and fairly rigid; Bags, shoes, fashion jackets.

Very fine and sweet cotton, close to the batiste; Lingerie, layette, delicate blouses.

Historical cotton canvas with tight armor, base of “chino” pants and light jackets.

Nylon with very high density and abrasion resistance; Ideal for luggage, reinforcements and technical parkas.

Nylon mixture + elastane for comfort and mobility; City-tech pants, leggings, adjusted jackets.

Speaking finish with light chandelier; protects from humidity while remaining flexible.

Application of a film (PU/PA) on the reverse or place to strengthen waterproofing and the outfit.

Openwork neoprene foam of micro-hooks for ventilation; More breathable sculptural silhouettes.

Two jerseys stuck on both sides of neoprene (double-sided) for a clear and structured hand.

Textiles obtained by assembly of fibers (pressure/heat/glue) without weaving; Splings, technical liners.

Indicates a wool produced without mulesing practice; Ethical criterion and premium quality.

Nuance of deep and elegant blue, historical in mode & haute couture; alternative to navy.

Allua effect obtained by stitching/quilting rather than armor; marked and sustainable relief.

Cord mounting allowing rapid and reversible adjustment; Belts, necklines, bags.

Node with low visual thickness, ideal for decorative ribbons or discreet closures.

Following stitching according to the princess line to sculpt the bust and refine visually.

Taffeta/Taffeta Nylon with a “CRISP” fall that crumples and is recovered, ideal architectural volumes.

Emerged finish providing softness and matt appearance; Technical pants, City jackets.

Voluntarily simple and utility aesthetics: quality basic, straight cuts, neutral palette.

Iconic silhouette very marked size and a large mid-mole skirt; Patrimonial mode reference.

Pale yellow tight cotton canvas native to China; Historically used for summer pants and jackets.

Extensible mesh with a honeycomb relief; Breathable and flexible for Sport & Activewear.

Type of rib made by close bite, often on shirts or dresses.

Rib forming a slight bead or hollow, decorative accent on jackets, pants or dresses.

Ancient pink pale pink nuance, evoking delicacy and romanticism; Used in silks and light dresses.