tricot

It was the beginning of women's clothes made in jersey and tricot.

The fabric was nylon tricot, which hardly gave at all.

Tricot was selected from among 35,000 companies doing business with Nordstrom at the time.

She thought that the setting would be just right for a sappy Tricot perfume commercial.

Stretch tricot baffles provide strength and durability for long bag life.

The rustle and feel of nylon tricot was everywhere.

He selected a black lace trimmed nylon tricot slip in size 38 tall.

Baffles use a stretch tricot for strength and durability.

Stretch tricot baffles are both durable and strong.

These two dances are sometimes combined to form a third, known as la dañs tricot.

The fashions were constructed from humble fabrics such as jersey and tricot, primarily used for men's underwear.

The packing dimension was introduced by C. Tricot Jr. in 1982.

Tricot is very common in lingerie.

When he agreed, the ecstatic Cecile began Tricot.

Merri-Shades are sunglasses with frames made of brushed tricot and filled with foam.

Her son Ronald was the Vice President of Tricot before she sold it in 2004.

Tricot is a commune in the Oise department in northern France.

Through layers of tricot and wool, that touch seemed as intimate as if he had cradled her very soul in his hand.

"One was a Versace tricot.

Joseph Tricot, the London retailer, designed a wool cardigan that ends at the waist.

White nylon tricot boxer shorts, waist thirty-two.

A banana strain could be developed that would send the nylon and the tricot boys into panic, to say nothing of the fruit shippers."

She glanced down at her own dress, a navy blue and white checked tricot, well cut but not, she realised, spectacular.

Quickly she changed her dress for one of fawn tricot, and pulled on a little fawn leather hat.

I had graduated by then to wearing nylon tricot panties but that night I was bare as can be under my skirt.