1. comparative form of floaty; more inclined to float or having greater buoyancy
Usage: informal; commonly used in fashion and textile contexts
2. comparative form of floaty; more light, airy, or flowing in appearance or feel
Usage: informal; used to describe fabrics, clothing, or movement

Examples

• This fabric is floatier than the one we used last season.
• She chose a floatier dress for the summer wedding.
• The new design has floatier sleeves that move beautifully when you walk.
• These materials are floatier and more comfortable in warm weather.
• The floatier texture of the scarf made it perfect for layering.