Definition of polynosic in English:

polynosic

noun pɒlɪˈnəʊsɪkˌpɑlɪˈnɑsɪk

mass noun

A texile fibre or fabric that is a blend of rayon and polyester, having a soft finish and used mainly in clothing.
Example sentencesExamples
- ID Wear's stylish polynosic polo shirt for men is ideal for work, play and relaxation.
- In addition, there are fabrications that we have found great success with for the golf market as well as promotional products - polynosic wovens being among the favorites, Roehl adds.
- Since the economic slowdown took hold in 2000, Ash City has moved the brand's price point down and expanded it to include fabrics beyond mercerized cottons - such as poplins and polynosics - to attract more customers.
- On the woven side, there's the Brandon, style 3500 for men, and the Chelsea, style 3600 for women, both made of 70% polynosic and 30% polyester.
- The Preston, style 3328 from Dunbrooke's Club Collection, is a sand-washed polynosic ottoman knit polo with bird's-eye collar.

Origin

1950s: from French polynosique.

Definition of polynosic in US English:

polynosic

nounˌpɑlɪˈnɑsɪkˌpäliˈnäsik

A texile fiber or fabric that is a blend of rayon and polyester, having a soft finish and used mainly in clothing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Since the economic slowdown took hold in 2000, Ash City has moved the brand's price point down and expanded it to include fabrics beyond mercerized cottons - such as poplins and polynosics - to attract more customers.
- ID Wear's stylish polynosic polo shirt for men is ideal for work, play and relaxation.
- On the woven side, there's the Brandon, style 3500 for men, and the Chelsea, style 3600 for women, both made of 70% polynosic and 30% polyester.
- The Preston, style 3328 from Dunbrooke's Club Collection, is a sand-washed polynosic ottoman knit polo with bird's-eye collar.
- In addition, there are fabrications that we have found great success with for the golf market as well as promotional products - polynosic wovens being among the favorites, Roehl adds.

Origin

1950s: from French polynosique.

词汇	polynosic
释义	Definition of polynosic in English: polynosic noun pɒlɪˈnəʊsɪkˌpɑlɪˈnɑsɪk mass noun A texile fibre or fabric that is a blend of rayon and polyester, having a soft finish and used mainly in clothing. Example sentencesExamples ID Wear's stylish polynosic polo shirt for men is ideal for work, play and relaxation. In addition, there are fabrications that we have found great success with for the golf market as well as promotional products - polynosic wovens being among the favorites, Roehl adds. Since the economic slowdown took hold in 2000, Ash City has moved the brand's price point down and expanded it to include fabrics beyond mercerized cottons - such as poplins and polynosics - to attract more customers. On the woven side, there's the Brandon, style 3500 for men, and the Chelsea, style 3600 for women, both made of 70% polynosic and 30% polyester. The Preston, style 3328 from Dunbrooke's Club Collection, is a sand-washed polynosic ottoman knit polo with bird's-eye collar. Origin 1950s: from French polynosique. Definition of polynosic in US English: polynosic nounˌpɑlɪˈnɑsɪkˌpäliˈnäsik A texile fiber or fabric that is a blend of rayon and polyester, having a soft finish and used mainly in clothing. Example sentencesExamples Since the economic slowdown took hold in 2000, Ash City has moved the brand's price point down and expanded it to include fabrics beyond mercerized cottons - such as poplins and polynosics - to attract more customers. ID Wear's stylish polynosic polo shirt for men is ideal for work, play and relaxation. On the woven side, there's the Brandon, style 3500 for men, and the Chelsea, style 3600 for women, both made of 70% polynosic and 30% polyester. The Preston, style 3328 from Dunbrooke's Club Collection, is a sand-washed polynosic ottoman knit polo with bird's-eye collar. In addition, there are fabrications that we have found great success with for the golf market as well as promotional products - polynosic wovens being among the favorites, Roehl adds. Origin 1950s: from French polynosique.
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