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herringbone
This term describes a specific geometric arrangement of parallel lines that are broken by a perpendicular shift, creating a series of V-shapes. It is most frequently encountered in the context of textiles, specifically heavy wools like tweed, and in architectural flooring or masonry. The visual effect is one of structured repetition and traditional elegance.
When used as an adjective, it functions as a classifier to specify the type of weave or pattern. As a noun, it refers to the pattern itself. While the word is derived from the biological structure of a fish skeleton, it is used almost exclusively in design and fashion contexts and does not carry any aquatic or biological connotation in modern usage.
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The tailor suggested a grey herringbone for the winter suit.
I love the way the herringbone pattern adds texture to the fabric.
The hallway was finished with elegant herringbone parquet flooring.
She wore a classic herringbone tweed jacket to the interview.
Look at this old tapestry with its intricate herringbone weave.
The bricks were laid in a herringbone pattern to increase stability.
A herringbone design is timeless and professional.
A herringbone design is timeless and professional.