1. A lightweight, open-weave fabric with small eyelet holes or decorative perforations, typically used in clothing and textiles.
Usage: Usually used in plural or as a mass noun; Common in fashion and textile industries

Examples

• The designer chose pointelles for the summer dress to create an airy, breathable garment.
• Pointelles are popular in warm-weather fashion because of their delicate, perforated appearance.
• The blouse featured pointelles along the sleeves, adding an elegant, feminine touch.
• Manufacturers often use pointelles in hosiery and legwear for a refined look.
• The pointelles in this fabric allow air circulation while maintaining the garment's structure.