soutache
- noun
- /suːˈtɑːʃ/
- Specialized
- What we haven't seen is the Nats wearing the first generation of expansion Senators curly-W caps, the navy cap with a red W outlined in white and red soutache stripes.
Examples
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The dress was beautifully designed with gold soutache adorning the hem and sleeves.
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The back of the jacket was pleated, and soutache trim lay along the shoulders.
Fiction book (1993) -
For her wedding outfit, she chose a gown embellished with intricate soutache patterns.
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He added soutache trim to the curtains to give them a more elegant look.
Synonyms
A decorative strip made by weaving threads to decorate clothes, curtains, or furniture
A narrow decorative braid used to finish the edge of clothes or furniture
A narrow ribbon with a zigzag edge for decorating clothes or fabric
How Decorative
Surface Forms
Etymology
Soutache comes from French and names a narrow decorative braid used on clothes and furniture; think of it as a thin 'braid' or 'trim' sewn along edges to make a neat, patterned finish. So when you see soutache on a jacket or chair, it is that flat, decorative braid.