Glossary

Deutsch: Französisches Elfenbein / Español: Marfil Francés / Português: Marfim Francês / Français: Ivoire Français / Italiano: Avorio Francese /

French Ivory refers to a plastic made to simulate ivory. French Ivory was first produced around the middle of the 19th century.

Since 1865, when it was first invented by Alexander

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Deutsch: Französisches Netz / Español: Red francesa / Português: Rede francesa / Français: Filet français / Italiano: Rete francese /

French Net refers to a very coarse, six sided open mesh fabric.

French Net is also called Geo Net.

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French Pearls refers to a type of early simulated pearl consisting of a glass bead filled with wax.

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French Sleeve refers to a long or short sleeve cut in one
with body of garment. French Sleeve is derived form Japanese kimono; sometimes a separate section
called a Gusset is added

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French Terry refers to a knit cloth that contains loops and piles of yarn. The material is very soft, absorbent and has st

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Fresh Water Pearl refers to a kind of pearl which is harvested from a fresh water mollusk as opposed to one from salt water. Chinese Fresh Water Pearls are growing in popularity as

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Freyagushi is an independant Designer Label officially created in 2002 when the designer Pinkindus moved from France to North England (United Kingdon) countryside. Its real birth tho

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Deutsch: Fransen / Español: Flecos / Português: Franja / Français: Franges / Italiano: Frange /

Fringe refer to the collective strands of hair covering part or all of the forehead

Fringe is also known as Bang/Bangs.

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