Allovers

/ˌɔl.ˈoʊ.vɚz/ noun

Definition

Plural of allover; textile patterns, designs, or materials that feature a repeated pattern covering the entire surface.

Etymology

From 'allover' + '-s' plural suffix. As a textile term, it became standard in the fashion and design industries during the 20th century.

Kelly Says

High fashion designers love allovers because they create visual impact instantly—a single piece of allover fabric can look more impressive than complicated cuts or few carefully placed designs.

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