Eyelet: meaning, definitions and examples

hole, fabric

An eyelet is a small hole or opening, typically reinforced with stitching, used in fabric or other materials. Eyelets are commonly found in garments, particularly in laces or ties, where they allow cords or laces to pass through. They can also enhance the decorative aspect of clothing and are often used in conjunction with eyelet laces for a more intricate design. In addition to clothing, eyelets are utilized in various products such as curtains and shoes to provide functionality and style.

grommet, hole, opening

Examples of usage

• The dress had lovely eyelets along the hem.

• She threaded the lace through the eyelets.

• Eyelets made the fabric more breathable.

• The shoes featured several metal eyelets.