Pointelle
Pointelle is a lightweight, decorative knit fabric characterized by its openwork patterns, often used in garments for a delicate and airy feel.
About Pointelle
Pointelle fabric is a type of weft-knit fabric that features a series of small, decorative holes or patterns created through a combination of knit and purl stitches. Typically made from cotton or rayon, Pointelle is known for its soft hand feel and breathability, making it ideal for lightweight garments such as tops, cardigans, and loungewear. The open structure allows for good air circulation, contributing to comfort in warm weather.
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Machine wash cold with like colors, tumble dry low or lay flat to dry, iron on low if needed.
Additional Information
Pointelle is often used in spring and summer collections due to its lightweight and breathable nature. It can also be blended with other fibers for enhanced performance.
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