Chev·i·ot 
(shĕvē-ət, chĕv-)
(shĕvē-ət, chĕv-)n.
1. Any of a breed of hornless sheep with thick crimped wool, originally raised in the Cheviot Hills.
2. also cheviot A woolen fabric with a coarse twill weave, used chiefly for suits and overcoats and originally made from the wool of this breed of sheep.
[After the Cheviot (Hills).]
Cheviot