béléses

Béléses is an adjective used in Hungarian to describe clothing, accessories, and other textile items that include a lining on the interior. The term derives from bélés, meaning lining, with the adjectival suffix -es. In product labeling and fabric description, béléses indicates that the outer fabric is paired with an inner layer.

The lining serves several purposes. It improves comfort by creating a smooth surface against the skin, enhances garment drape and shape, provides warmth in colder items, and protects or hides raw edges and seams. It can also help with durability and ease of wearing, as linings reduce friction when putting on or taking off the item.

Common lining materials include cotton, viscose, polyester, silk, acetate, and blends. Linings can be full, covering the entire interior, or partial (for example, only the torso or sleeves). In addition to standard linings, some garments feature quilted interlinings or padded linings for extra insulation in winter outerwear.

Care and construction vary with the lining material. Some béléses garments are machine washable, while others require dry cleaning or spot cleaning. The choice of lining material and construction affects cost, weight, breathability, and how the item wears over time.

Examples of béléses items include béléses kabát (lined coat), béléses sac/válltás (lined bag/shoulder bag), and béléses nadrág vagy szoknya (lined trousers or skirt). Overall, béléses denotes a finished interior layer that adds function and comfort to the exterior textile.