Piqué

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Pique refers to a weaving style, as in "pique cotton", which is characterized by raised parallel cords or fine ribbing (for example, in the collar of a polo shirt or tennis shirt). Twilled cotton (see Twill) or corded cotton are close relatives.

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• A pique shirt photo
• A pique skirt photode:Piqué (Gewebeart)

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Components:	Textiles · Warp · Weft · Yarn
Tools and techniques:	Coverlet · Heddle · Ikat · Inkle weaving · Jacquard weaving · Kasuri · Loom · Navajo rug · Shuttle · Tablet weaving · Tāniko · Tapestry
Types of looms:	Dobby loom · Jacquard loom · Power loom