dobby
/ˈdɑbi/
noun
- A type of loom attachment used to weave small, repeated patterns into fabric.
- She learned how to set up the dobby for a new fabric pattern.
- The weaver used a dobby to create the intricate diamond pattern on the cloth.
- Modern dobby looms can produce complex designs automatically.
- A fabric woven with a dobby attachment, often having a geometric or textured pattern.
- Dobby fabrics are popular for upholstery due to their durability.
- He chose a dobby for his shirt because the texture felt unique.
- The curtains were made of a soft dobby in a subtle herringbone weave.