Deutsch: Hahnentritt / Español: Pata de Gallo / Português: Pied-de-poule / Français: Pied-de-poule / Italiano: Pied-de-poule /
Houndstooth refers to a graphic pattern, usually in black and white,, that looks like jagged teeth. a slightly larger and more noticeable version of the "Dogs tooth" print.
Moreover, Houndstooth refers to a fabric design of small jagged checks in the shape of a four-pointed star check design in a broken twill weave the checks are medium-sized and one of the colors is often white.
Houndstooth is used for men's sports suits. Houndstooth is also spelled as Hounds-tooth.
Description
Houndstooth is a classic textile pattern characterized by its distinctive two-tone broken checks, usually in black and white. This bold and graphic pattern is often associated with sophistication and elegance, making it a popular choice in the world of fashion. Houndstooth is commonly used in garments such as jackets, skirts, and coats, as well as in accessories like bags and scarves. Its versatility allows it to be styled in both casual and formal looks, adding a touch of flair to any outfit. Houndstooth has stood the test of time, remaining a timeless and iconic print in the fashion industry.
Application Areas
- Clothing
- Accessories
- Home decor
Treatment and Risks
- May need special care during cleaning to prevent distortion of the pattern
- Color bleeding may occur if not properly cared for
- May shrink if not washed according to the garment's care instructions
Similar Concepts and Terms
- Dogtooth pattern
- Shepherd's check
- Pied-de-poule
Articles with 'Houndstooth' in the title
- Houndstooth Check: Houndstooth Check refers to a type of fabric pattern with a diagonal "tooth" checked design. Houndstooth Check refers to a pattern of broken or jagged checks
Summary
Houndstooth is a classic and versatile textile pattern known for its bold two-tone broken checks. It is commonly used in clothing, accessories, and home decor to add a touch of sophistication and elegance to any look. Careful treatment is required to maintain the integrity of the pattern, as color bleeding and distortion can occur if not properly cared for.
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