Sentence examples for tactile fabrics from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tactile fabrics" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing materials that have a texture that can be felt or touched, often in the context of fashion, interior design, or textiles. Example: "The designer chose tactile fabrics for the collection to enhance the sensory experience of the garments."
His tactile fabrics, rich colors and intricate hand details rekindled that old urge to spend.
Meanwhile, the creamy hues, shimmery tactile fabrics, ergonomic fittings and mirrored panels feel firmly part of the W hallmark.
The kooky clothes with multi-colored ribbon labels from the Italian company MSGM, the romantic work in tactile fabrics of the Italian Lamberto Petri and the striking cuts of the Budapest-based Napsugar von Bittera are all attracting customers.
Vibrantly colored and made of lush, tactile fabrics like velvet, her bags were conspicuous antidotes to the sea of black and brown leather in which women's handbags had long swum.
With great precision, Mr. Klein offered a new soft suit in tactile fabrics like mohair and felted wool in which the shoulders of jackets fell soft and rounded like a cardigan and the quintessential trouser was wide-legged and seamless with a couple of pleats at the waist.
To use references to lingerie without resorting to transparent chiffon and visible bras is another of Mr. Copping's skills, as he ruched soft satin at the neckline to give a delicate dose of femininity while the tactile fabrics, intelligently used, added yet another dimension.
But the idea of insinuating sexuality as another side of tactile fabric was not such a bad idea.
Appeal factors are eye appeal of fabric face, tactile response to fabric surface, fabric hand (reaction to hand manipulation of the fabric), and eye appeal of the garment's face, silhouette, design, and drape.
Thermal comfort, tactile comfort, and fabric hand (feel) were also important factors affecting their preferences.
The tactile quality of fabric is enhanced with applied textures, glitter and calligraphic flourishes, as in "Mother Russia," decorated with sequins, and the fan-shaped "Asian Miracle".
Human evaluators were used in a modified Quantitative Descriptive Analysis (QDA) approach in order to identify four specific tactile attributes of fabric materials—sensible texture, abrasiveness, slipperiness, and fuzziness.
