Glossary

Knife-Pleat refer to type of pleat described as very narrow pressed to form regular sharp pleats to skirts and dresses. Knife-Pleat is a type of pleat that was particularly popular fr

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Knit Jeep refers to a kind of Hat which is named after the character Cpl. Walter Eugene 'Radar' O'Reilly (played by Gary Burghoff) from TV series M*A*S*H. This knit Hat with a short

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Deutsch: Stricken / Español: Tejido de punto / Português: Tricô / Français: Tricot / Italiano: Maglieria

The craft of Knitting is a textile technique that transforms yarn into fabric through interlocking loops. Originating centuries ago, it has evolved from a manual skill to a mechanized industry, playing a pivotal role in fashion, functionality, and cultural expression. Today, it bridges traditional craftsmanship with modern design, adapting to technological advancements and sustainability demands.

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Deutsch: Strickwaren / Español: Prendas de punto / Português: Malhas / Français: Tricots / Italiano: Maglieria

Knitwear in the fashion context refers to garments made from knitted fabric, where the material is constructed by interlocking loops of yarn using needles. The flexibility, warmth, and versatility of knitwear make it a staple in both casual and high fashion.

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Deutsch: Knoten / Español: Nudo / Português: Nó / Français: Nœud / Italiano: Nodo

Knot in the fashion context refers to a method of tying fabric, rope, or other materials into a secure, decorative, or functional shape. Knots are used in various fashion applications, from fastening clothing and accessories to creating intricate decorative elements. They can add both utility and aesthetic appeal to fashion items.

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