clarino
- noun
- /kləˈriːnoʊ/
- Specialized
- I prefer clarino for my upholstery projects.
- clarino leather palm
Examples
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The shoes are made of clarino.
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She prefers clarino shoes for running since they are easy to clean and long-lasting.
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Many sports gloves are made from clarino because it is lightweight and durable.
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The sofa was upholstered in clarino to provide a leather-like look without using animal products.
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The new shoes are made from clarino, which gives them the look of real leather while being more durable.
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Many outdoor gloves are designed with a clarino palm for improved grip and wear resistance.
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For the upholstery project, we chose clarino fabric because it is both easy to clean and looks elegant.
Synonyms
A man-made material that looks and feels like leather
A material made from plastic that looks like leather
A brand name for a soft, durable fabric made to look like suede for clothes and furniture
A soft man-made fabric like suede used for car seats and furniture
Made from very thin artificial threads used for cloth or cleaning
A soft fabric that looks and feels like leather used for jackets or bags
How Durable
Surface Forms
Etymology
Clarino as the fabric name was created as a brand and uses the same root clarus, meaning 'clear' or 'bright', like English clear. A helpful way to remember it is to think of clarino as a smooth, leather-like material that gives a neat, bright look and works as an easy-to-care substitute for real leather.