Ornamented by means of an imitation or suggestion of quilting, the surface being marked by depressed lines which form squares or lozenges in relief; as, matelassé silks.

A quilted ornamented dress fabric of silk or silk and wool.

Soft, double cloth or compound fabric with a quilted surface. Often, heavier constructions are made on a Jacquard loom and used for coverlets.

a heavy-weight upholstery textile in Jacquard weave with double sets of warps and wefts. The surface appears to be puffy or cushioned and is also known as double cloth.

a fancy double woven or compound fabric that has the appearance of being padded, puckered or quilted . It is usually woven on a jacquard loom. Used for upholstery , drapery, vests . Lighter weights are used for dresses and other apparel.

A soft double cloth or compound fabric that has a quilted surface effect. It gives effects such as blistered, puckered, quilted or wadded.

A soft double or compound fabric with a quilted appearance. The heavier type is used in draperies, bedding and upholstery, whereas crepe matelasse is popular in dresses and suits.

A heavy upholstery-weight fabric that is woven with two sets of warp and weft yarns on a jacquard loom. The result is a quilted, or puckered, texture. It is sometimes called "double cloth".

A tightly woven, patterned flat fabric with a quilted puff effect. Royalty in Renaissance France used Matelasse for apparel as the quilted fabric was warmer than Damask.

a luxurious, heavyweight fabric with a quilted surface, used in upholstery, bed covers and drapery.

appearance of a quilted weave; figured pattern with a raised, bubbly surface

(fabric) Double cloth with quilted or puckered surface patterning.

A jacquard weave that means, "to draw." This process creates a raised pattern usually in a single color.

A textile weaving technique using two layers of fabric held together by stitches sewn into a pattern. The pattern could be botanical, such as leaves; geometric such as diamonds or squares; or abstract shapes. The space between the layers of fabric creates pockets between the stitches. Matelasse fabrics are heavy, sumptuous and durable.

Derived from the French verb "matellaser", which means to quilt. Metalasse is a term used to describe double-woven damasks and other fabrics that incorporate raised figures or motifs on their surface.

The French word "Matelasser" means to quilt, to pad. This fabric is woven similar to a brocatelle, having two warps, which in weaving, achieves a puckered or quilted effect.

Matelasse is a woven fabric similar to a brocatelle. It has two warps that, in weaving, achieve a puckered or quilted effect. In French, “matelasser” means “to quilt” or “to pad.

A dobby or jacquard cotton fabric. The pattern stands out to give a quilted look for bedspreads and other home fabrics or fine apparel fabrics.