wide-cut

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wide-cut

The tailor sews a wide-cut skirt for the customer.

Definition

Adjective: 1. Having ample fabric; cut to be loose or full: Describes clothing or fabric that is designed and constructed with extra material, resulting in a loose, flowing, or generous fit, rather than being tight or narrow.

Usage

This adjective is used specifically to describe items of clothing, most commonly trousers/pants or skirts, that are intentionally made with a full cut. It emphasizes the style and construction of the garment.

Examples
  • She prefers wide-cut trousers for their comfort and modern style.
  • The vintage dress featured a beautiful wide-cut skirt that flowed as she walked.
  • Wide-cut jeans were very popular in the 1990s.
Advanced Usage
  • The term can be used comparatively or descriptively within fashion writing or discussion.
    • The designer's new collection contrasts slim-fit tops with wide-cut bottoms.
Variants and Related Words
  • Full (adj.): Similar in meaning, often used interchangeably with "wide-cut" for skirts (e.g., a full skirt).
  • Baggy (adj.): Describes loose-fitting clothing but often implies a less tailored, more slouchy look than "wide-cut."
  • Flared (adj.): Describes a cut that is fitted at the top (e.g., at the waist or hips) and becomes wider toward the bottom.
  • Loose-fitting (adj.): A more general term for clothing that is not tight.
Synonyms
  • Full-cut
  • Ample
  • Generously cut
Antonyms
  • Narrow-cut
  • Slim-fit
  • Skinny
  • Tight-fitting
wide-cut

The tailor sews a wide-cut skirt for the customer.

Adjective
  1. having ample fabric
    • the current taste for wide trousers
    • a full skirt

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