Sateen: meaning, definitions and examples

This term was included twice by mistake. Sateen actually refers to a type of fabric, not related to rain.

• She wore a dress made of soft sateen.
• The bedsheets were smooth and shiny like sateen.

Light rain, usually falling in fine drops.

• It's not pouring; it's just a light drizzle.
• She walked in the drizzle without an umbrella.

A very light rain, slightly stronger than mist but lighter than drizzle.

• There was a brief sprinkle that lasted only a few minutes.
• I felt a sprinkle as we left the building.

Very light rain, often resembling fog.

• The mist made it hard to see the road.
• There was a fine mist in the early morning.

Best for bedding and other household items due to its softness and slightly shiny appearance.

• The comforter is made of the finest cotton sateen.
• Sateen sheets feel incredibly smooth against the skin.

Often used in higher-end fashion, lingerie, evening wear, and interior decorations due to its glossy surface and elegant drape.

• Her wedding dress had a beautiful satin finish.
• The pillows were covered in luxurious satin.

Premium fabric choice for luxury garments, ties, scarves, and high-end bedding. Renowned for its softness, lustrous appearance, and breathability.

• She wore a delicate silk blouse.
• Silk sheets provide a cool and comfortable night's sleep.

Commonly used in clothing, upholstery, and various other products because it is durable, wrinkle-resistant, and easy to care for.

• This jacket is made from water-resistant polyester.
• Polyester fabric is ideal for outdoor furniture covers.