Seersucker
(noun)
A lightweight cotton fabric with a crinkled surface, often striped or checked, used especially for summer clothing.
Origin:
The word "seersucker" is derived from the hindi word "shir o shakar" which means "milk and sugar" referring to the alternating smooth and textured threads.
Examples:
- He wore a seersucker suit to the wedding.
- Seersucker is a popular choice for summer clothing because of its lightweight and breathable properties.
- The seersucker fabric has a unique texture and appearance, characterized by its puckered surface.
- Seersucker is a versatile fabric that can be used to make a variety of garments, including suits, shirts, and dresses.
- The seersucker dress was a perfect choice for the hot summer day.