Chambray Definition

shămbrā
noun
A smooth fabric of cotton, etc., made by weaving white or unbleached threads across a colored warp: used for dresses, shirts, etc.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Chambray

Noun

Singular:
chambray
Plural:
chambrays

Origin of Chambray

  • Alteration of French cambrai cambric after Cambrai , a city of northern France

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Chambray Sentence Examples

  • Light weight or see-through fabrics like chambray or chintz, make for beautiful window swags or sheer curtains.

  • You will find solid ones in cotton, chambray, wool, and blends, as well as ones in seersucker and plaid for spring.

  • The Princeton Chambray Sport Coat is done in a lightweight chambray and has slim lapels.

  • They're organized by style, like vintage and retro, solids, plaids, plaid with detail, stripes, denim and chambray, logo, patriotic, and more.

  • Available in either chambray or a medium stonewash color is a denim skirt made in a full sweeping, flared style.

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