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Pleat

A pleat (plait in older English) is a type of fold formed by doubling fabric back upon itself and securing it in place. It is commonly used in clothing and upholstery to narrow a wide piece of fabric through gathering.

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Gallery

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Pleat

Nodes49
Edges48
Triples81
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.040816
Components1

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Pleat

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related to Box · 11
Pleat → Box, Contrasting, CZ, Golf Couture, Hana Havelova-Vanek, Hanasport, Inverted, Prague, These, They, This
related to Gallery · 7
Pleat → Delphos, Florentine, France, Japan, Russia, Watteau-pleated, Woodblock
related to Plissé · 5
Pleat → Birka, French, Linen, Plissé, Viking
related to Skirts and kilts · 5
Pleat → Kilts, Modern, One, Pleating, Skirts
related to Watteau · 5
Pleat → Antoine Watteau, Box, Knife, The, Watteau
related to Cartridge · 4
Pleat → Cartridge, During, Fabric, This
related to Kingussie · 4
Pleat → Kingussie, Scotland, Scottish, They
related to Shirts, blouses, jackets · 4
Pleat → Jackets, Norfolk, Shirts, The
related to Trousers · 4
Pleat → Pleats, There, Utilitarian, When
related to Accordion · 3
Pleat → Accordion, Loie Fuller, This

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pleats fabric box used knife pleated pleating also seam one back accordion may create movement century narrow rolled jackets skirts

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Pleatis astacked pleat0.90text
Pleatis abasic pleat used in sewing.Knife pleats with the construction and seam stitches shown.Box pleats for a skirt0.90text
skirts or coatsinstance ofrolled pleats used as a foundation for smocking.KickKick pleats are short pleats leading upwards from the bottom hem of garments0.80text
usually at the backinstance ofrolled pleats used as a foundation for smocking.KickKick pleats are short pleats leading upwards from the bottom hem of garments0.80text
skirts or coatsinstance ofKickKick pleats are short pleats leading upwards from the bottom hem of garments0.80text
usually at the backinstance ofKickKick pleats are short pleats leading upwards from the bottom hem of garments0.80text
jeansinstance ofthey are known as forward pleats.Utilitarian or very casual styles0.80text
cargo pants are mostly flat-frontinstance ofthey are known as forward pleats.Utilitarian or very casual styles0.80text
Pleatrelated to AccordionAccordion0.60section
Pleatrelated to AccordionThis0.60section
Pleatrelated to AccordionLoie Fuller0.60section
Pleatrelated to BoxBox0.60section

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