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Sandal

Deutsch: Sandale / Español: Sandalia / Português: Sandália / Français: Sandale / Italiano: Sandalo

A sandal in the Fashion context is a Type of open footwear typically consisting of a sole held to the foot by straps or thongs. Known for their lightweight design and breathability, sandals are a staple in warm-weather fashion and are available in a wide range of styles, materials, and purposes.

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Sandra Backlund

Sandra Backlund refers to a Swedish designer and Sweden's knitting artist extraordinaire. Sandra Backlund first discovered her calling in fashion as a student at Umea University in northern Sweden. After studying more theoretical subjects such as art history, she enrolled in a textile class.

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Sarong

Deutsch: Sarong / Español: Sarong / Português: Sarongue / Français: Sarong / Italiano: Sarong

A sarong is a large piece of fabric traditionally worn around the waist in various cultures, particularly in Southeast Asia. In the fashion context, a sarong is a versatile garment that can be styled and draped in numerous ways, serving as a skirt, dress, shawl, or accessory, making it a popular item in both casual and beachwear.

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Sash

Deutsch: Schärpe / Español: Fajín / Português: Faixa / Français: Écharpe / Italiano: Fascia

A sash is a long, often decorative strip of fabric worn around the waist or over the shoulder, primarily in fashion, ceremonial attire, or military uniforms. It serves both functional and symbolic purposes, ranging from cinching garments to signifying rank, affiliation, or cultural heritage. While its origins trace back to practical uses in ancient civilizations, the sash has evolved into a versatile accessory that bridges utility and aesthetics in contemporary design.

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Satchel

Satchel refers to a rectangular carry-on bag, generally larger in size, with a wide, flat bottom, zippered or clasped top, with two (2) handles or straps to be held or on the arm rat

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Satchel Handbag/Bag

Satchel Handbag refers to a structured handbag with a hard frame, double handles, locking hardware and a wide, flat bottom. May be large or small.

Satchel Handbag is also known as Satche

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Sateen

Deutsch: Sateen / Español: Sateén / Português: Cetim de algodão / Français: Satin de coton / Italiano: Raso di cotone

Sateen is a type of fabric with a smooth, glossy surface, created through a weaving technique that produces a satin-like finish. Unlike traditional satin, which is made from silk or synthetic fibres, sateen is typically made from cotton or a cotton blend. Its luxurious appearance and soft texture make it a popular choice in fashion for creating elegant yet comfortable garments and accessories.

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Satin

Deutsch: Satin / Español: Satén / Português: Cetim / Français: Satin / Italiano: Raso /

Satin is a woven fabric with a weave and glossy finish, slippery feel and a lustrous texture that can be made of silk or synthetics. The finish is achieved by heat treatment, resulting in fabric with a high sheen face and matt reverse side. Often but not exclusively made from silk, modern alternatives include rayon. Moreover, Satin is a silk fabric featuring a sateen weave in several variations. Possessing extreme luster, satins lend themselves to women's evening wear and lingerie as well as the most luxurious sheets. Satin which comes in silk or Polyester is a traditional and most popular fabric for evening and wedding garments/gowns. Typical examples of satin weave fabrics include: slipper satin, crepe-back satin, faille satin, bridal satin, moleskin, and royal satin.

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