sateen
/sæ'ti:n/
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Definition
- Noun:
- A cotton fabric with a satiny finish: "Sateen" refers to a type of cloth, typically made from cotton, that is woven in a way that produces a smooth, glossy surface resembling satin.
Usage
- "Sateen" is used as a countable or uncountable noun to describe a specific textile material. It is often used in contexts related to fashion, bedding, and interior design to denote a fabric that is soft and has a subtle sheen.
Examples
- Noun:
- She chose sateen sheets for their luxurious feel.
- The dress was made from a beautiful blue sateen.
- This fabric is a cotton sateen, perfect for drapes.
Advanced Usage
- "Sateen weave": Refers to the specific weaving technique that creates the fabric's characteristic smooth face and dull back.
- The sateen weave gives the fabric its distinctive luster.
Variants and Related Words
- Satin (noun): A similar glossy fabric, but traditionally made from silk or synthetic fibers, not cotton. Sateen is the cotton equivalent.
- While satin is often silk, sateen is usually cotton.
Synonyms
- Glossy fabric: A general term for any fabric with a shiny surface.
- Lustrous cloth: Cloth that has a soft shine.
Antonyms
- Matte fabric: Fabric with a dull, non-reflective finish.
- Canvas: A heavy, plain-woven, typically unglossy fabric.
Noun
- a cotton fabric with a satiny finish