smooth fabric without a shine or glass.
A dull surface. The opposite of a glossy surface. See also GLOSSY FINISH UNCOATED
Beads with a very low-luster, velvety, smooth surface. Also referred to as " frosted ".
Flat non-gloss paper finish
the purposely dulled surface of a coin, this style was used on certain U. S. proof coins
A low gloss finish achieved during the extrusion or lamination process. Typically durable and resisting finger prints. Does not easily show surface scratches or abrasion.
the most common finish on Breyer models; "matte" models may appear anywhere from dull to satiny.
A dull finish or surface, especially in painting, photography, and ceramics.
Unglazed surface. (See "bisque.")
A flat (non-glossy) paint finish.
A flat, non-shiny finish when applied to the skin.
Low-luster (non-glossy), smooth surface. Term is often used to describe glass beads that are matted ("frosted"), thereby transforming them from transparent to translucent.
A physical characteristic of paper with low gloss or luster.
A non gloss or dull surface glaze.
A coated paper with a non-shiny finish that inhibits ink from being absorbed by the paper. Matte stocks are used commonly by book publishers.
A non-glossy coating on paper.
A dull finish, supplied by coating. With matte papers, the buyer gets the improved runability of coating without the shine of a gloss finish, which can be hard on the eyes.
having a dull surface; not shiny or reflective.
A ceramic glaze having low gloss.
"Velvet-like" finish, without shine but with soft luster.
Dull finish paper without gloss or luster.
Having a smooth, even surface without any gloss or shine, especially in painting, photography and ceramics. Having a rough or granular surface.
A coated paper finish that isn’t shiny like a gloss, but still keeps much of the ink from being absorbed by the paper and provides an excellent image.
a dull, non-bright finish
A coated paper that has a dull (as opposed to glossy) finish.
In jewellery, matte refers to any non-shiny, frosted surface.
A flat paint finish with no shine or luster.
A dull or rough surface, lacking gloss or luster, such that more light is reflected to the eye and colors appear less dense.
A non-shiny finish that describes a product that absorbs light. It gives a slightly dry appearance.
A color with a dull or soft luster surface
A frosted, non-shiny surface effect commonly used in precious metal jewellery.
Dull finish of coated paper. The coating is a special formulation and there is little, if any, calendaring.
Lacks luster or gloss and has a usually smooth even surface free from shine or highlights.
In contrast to shiny or glossy looks, matte finish displays rough and warm surfaces.
Matte is a non-gloss and even finish that can be found on shoes and other types of clothing.
A border placed around a picture. Also a term describing a non-reflective surface (not glossy).
Flat, non-glossy; having a dull surface appearance.
If you prefer subtle to shine, choose a matte finish. Matte hosiery does not reflect light.
Coated paper with a manufactured smooth dull finish
A surface that is smooth but without shine or luster.
A coated sheet of paper which has a flat surface or finish and does not reflect a lot of light. See gloss.
A non-shiny finish (sandy feeling).
surface has no glossy finish
paper with a non-reflective finish.
Smooth, even, non-glossy look.
A non-shiny, frosted surface.
Stockings which have a dull or non-lustre finish.
A non-glossy finish. Often referring to a spray finish or fixative such as Krylon 1311.
A degree of gloss around 30% or under on a gloss meter.
A paper with an opaque, non-reflective finish.
Flat, nonglossy; having a dull surface appearance.
A dull, not shiny surface. It doesn't reflect as much light.
A type of finish or fabric style with a flat, non-shiny look.
With jewelry which has a matte finish the designer uses either a chemical process or an abrasive material to scratch the top layers of the piece creating a dull and non-reflective surface. Also referred to as having a "brushed finish.".
A frosted, non-shiny surface or finish.
A satin or flat finish on the surface of a label.
describes a laminates finish. Matte provides a slightly frosted (softer) finish.
as in finish/sealer; dull, non-glossy surface.
Hosiery with a dull finish; minus a shine or lustre.
A dull surface finish far less glossy than the burnished black or red ware. Most pottery from Hopi, Acoma, Zia and Picuris is matte.
a coated printing paper with a dull surface.
A dull, clear coating applied to printed materials for protection or appearance.
(Frosted) Dull frosted appearance
The flat, non-glossy finish after etching.
A surface or finish that is dull, without luster.
A non-shiny surface that absorbs light; a dead or dull finish.
A coin struck by dies that were specially treated to impart a textured or granular surface and finish to a coin.
Matte look is non-glossy and even, rather than bright and shiny.
Also spelled mat, it is a dull surface with no shine.
Term used to describe a non reflective, non-textured surface.
Dull tone, no sheen or gloss.
Coated paper with a dull rather than glossy finish.
A dull finish having no gloss or "shine" to it. A matte sealer might be your choice if you prefer your piece to be finished without any "shine" to it.
A low reflecting dull finish to reduce brightness and glare.
This refers to a finish on photo paper or other surface. A matte finish means a relatively dull surface with a low level of specular reflection on it. Many people get their photographs made on a matte finish instead of glossy.
A dull finish, particularly on metals.
dull and flat, without shine
A finish on certain coated papers that is smooth but gives a dull appearance. A matte finish, as well as other types of coated paper, are good choices for print jobs in which high quality is required.
A term used to describe a surface with a smooth finish that lacks luster and shine.