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swatches

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun swatch has 1 sense
  1. swatch - a sample piece of cloth
    --1 is a kind of
    piece of cloth, piece of material

Definitions from the Web

Swatches

Description

Swatches are small fabric or material samples used to present a variety of colors, patterns, or textures. They are commonly used in the fashion, interior design, and manufacturing industries to help select or compare different options before making a decision.

Senses

Noun (Plural):

  1. Small fabric or material samples used for color, pattern, or texture reference.
  2. Assortment of various samples used for demonstration or selection purposes.

Usage

Popular:

In the fashion industry, designers often use swatches to visualize and share their color palette choices.

Interior decorators typically provide clients with swatches of different fabric options for furniture or drapery.

Local:

In the local craft store, you can find a wide range of swatches for quilting and sewing projects.

Before painting a room, it is a good idea to obtain several paint swatches to see how the colors appear in different lighting conditions.

Sample Sentences

  1. She received a pack of swatches from the fabric store to help her pick the perfect upholstery for her new armchair.
  2. The designer laid out a collection of swatches on the table, showcasing the variety of colors available for the upcoming season.
  3. He took the swatch of denim and compared it to the color already present on his jeans to ensure a close match.

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