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What are "Lapels" - Definition & Explanation

Lapels
Part of the garment that rolls or folds back above the front closure on both sides; also called revers. Typically found on jackets and coats.
Lapels
The pieces of fabric that extend from the collar and lay folded back on the chest, and are usually made of satin.
Lapels
(padding) - Attaching the lapel to canvas with several rows of blindstitching.

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