tattersall
/ˈtætərˌsɔl/
adjective
- Having a pattern of crossed lines forming squares, usually on a light background.
- The picnic blanket had a cheerful tattersall design in yellow and white.
- Her notebook cover was a simple tattersall print in navy and cream.
- He chose a tattersall button-down for the casual Friday dress code.
noun
- A pattern of regularly spaced colored lines crossing on a light background, typically used on clothing like shirts, dresses, or accessories.
- He wore a blue tattersall shirt with a pair of khaki pants.
- The designer used a classic red-and-black tattersall for the scarf.
- Her favorite dress had a delicate tattersall pattern in pastel colors.
- A fabric or garment featuring a tattersall pattern.
- The vintage shop had a rack of old tattersalls in various color combinations.
- She bought a wool tattersall to wear during the chilly autumn months.
- The tailor recommended a lightweight cotton tattersall for the summer jacket.