Tricoté

Tricoté is the past participle of the French verb tricoter, which means "to knit." As such, tricoté refers to something that has been knitted. It is commonly used in fashion and textiles to describe garments or fabrics created through the knitting process. When a piece of clothing is described as tricoté, it indicates that its construction involves interlocking loops of yarn.

The term can be applied to a wide range of knitted items, from sweaters and scarves to socks and hats. It emphasizes the handmade or machine-made nature of the fabric, distinguishing it from woven materials. In descriptions of clothing, "tricoté" can suggest warmth, flexibility, and a certain artisanal quality. The specific type of yarn used and the knitting pattern will influence the final texture, drape, and appearance of the tricoté item. This French term is often encountered in fashion contexts, especially when discussing European design or heritage knitwear.