Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

fully-fashioned

adjective

/ˈfʊli ˈfæʃənd/

Definition

Made completely using knitting techniques without the need for additional stitching.

Examples

She wore a fully-fashioned sweater that fit perfectly without any additional stitching.
The designer showcased a collection of fully-fashioned garments that highlighted the skill of the knitters.
His choice of fully-fashioned clothing reflects a preference for quality craftsmanship.

Meaning

The term ‘fully-fashioned’ refers to a method of crafting garments, particularly sweaters or other knitted items, where the pieces are knitted to their final shape, as opposed to being assembled from flat pieces that need to be sewn together.