candy stripe

noun

1. a pattern of bright stripes of one color against a plain background, used chiefly in fabrics.

Word History and Origins

Origin of candy stripe¹

First recorded in 1935–40

Example Sentences

Anyone can enjoy a spa-like experience at home with these effervescent shower goodies that are now available in special holiday scents: Holiday Cypress, Candy Stripe and Sugar Cookie.

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Ruta’s salads include artful landscapes that bring together candy stripe beets, creamy avocado mousse and almonds.

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Designed in conjunction with the team at Edit Lab at Streetsense, the garden is decked out in pink-and-white candy stripe umbrellas and pink glasses.

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It is wise to pack along several weighted jigs of various color combinations in chartreuse, lime green, red, pink candy stripe, hot pink and a wide variety of glow in the dark colors.

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The brothers also introduced bold colors as well as Madras, candy stripe and tartan patterns.

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