Meaning & use
Cloque
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A fabric woven or finished with a raised, blistered, or quilted surface pattern.
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The gown was cut from a heavy ivory cloque embroidered with subtle florals.
Designers favored cloque jackets for their sculptural, textured look.
A note on using this word
Borrowed from French cloqué, meaning 'blistered,' referring to the fabric's puffed texture.
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