gemustert

patterned, with a design

adjective ge-MUS-tert Rare

Usage Note

Gemustert is the general term for a fabric or surface that carries any repeating decorative pattern (Muster) — floral, geometric, or abstract. It contrasts with einfarbig (plain, single-coloured) and is the go-to adjective in clothing and textile descriptions.

Examples

"Sie bevorzugte gemusterte Hemden gegenüber einfarbigen Modellen."

Natural Translation

She preferred patterned shirts over plain models.

Literal Translation

She preferred patterned shirts over plain-coloured models.

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