Argyle (noun)

A pattern of diagonal lines and diamond shapes on a fabric, especially on a knit or woven garment, typically in a combination of two colors.

Origin:

From the scottish word "argil" meaning "variegated" or "varied".

Examples:

1. The argyle pattern is a classic design in men's clothing.
2. The argyle sweater was a popular fashion item.
3. The argyle design is traditionally composed of diamond shapes.
4. The argyle pattern is usually made up of two contrasting colors.
5. The argyle pattern is often associated with preppy style.