barathea
- adjective
- Specialized
- The tailor recommended a barathea suit for its elegant appearance and subtle texture.
Examples
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Her barathea jacket felt soft yet had a distinctive ribbed finish.
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He wore a barathea jacket to the gala.
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He admired the barathea fabric used in the formal evening wear.
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The barathea fabric has a unique texture.
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The tailor recommended a barathea suit for its elegant appearance and subtle texture.
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Her barathea jacket felt soft yet had a distinctive ribbed finish.
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He admired the barathea fabric used in the formal evening wear.
Synonyms
A surface with raised lines you can feel, like on a sweater or glass
How Textured
Surface Forms
Etymology
Barathea as an adjective means 'made of or like barathea fabric' and describes something with a soft surface of small bumps or tiny ribs. A helpful way to remember it is the same old French cloth origin idea: calling a jacket barathea tells you it has that fine, elegant texture.