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Passementerie refers to a decorative trimming of gimp, cord, beads, braid, etc.

Passementerie has originated in the 16th century, from Old French passement, from passer which mean

Deutsch: Paste / Español: Pasta / Português: Massa / Français: Pâte / Italiano: Pasta /

Paste refers to a glass made to imitate gems. Paste comes from the Italin word "Pasta", in jewelry term Paste, refersto a type of glass stone that has been hand-cut, sometimes set wit

Deutsch: Pastell / Español: Pastel / Português: Pastel / Français: Pastel / Italiano: Pastello

Pastel refers to a range of soft, light, and muted colors often used in fashion to create delicate and elegant looks. These colors are typically pale and include shades like baby pink, light blue, mint green, lavender, and soft yellow.

Patch Pocket refers to a flat, outside pocket stitched or attached outside of the garment

Patchouli refers to an oil obtained from the leaves of the patchouli plant, a superb fixative. Patchouli was discovered in India, it is also cultivated in Malaysia and Indonesia. Its

Deutsch: Patchwork / Español: patchwork / Português: patchwork / Français: patchwork / Italiano: patchwork

Patchwork in the fashion context refers to a textile technique where pieces of fabric are sewn together to create a larger design, often featuring a variety of colors, patterns, and textures. This technique is used in clothing, accessories, and even home decor items, and it has a rich History and cultural significance.

Patent refers to a high gloss and waterproof finishing to leather and nylon. Patent also refers to a high shine leather used in bags and shoes.

Patent Leather refers to a glossy leather that has a shiny appearance. Patent Leather is typically created from cattle hide. It is an extremely high gloss type of leather finish.

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