Originally a textile material, woven from a mixture of wool and flax; now, a dress material of coarse inferior wool, woven upon a cotton warp. Also p…

A garment made of this cloth.

‘A coarse cloth in use for the gowns of the middle classes in the time of Elizabeth’ (Fairholt); a garment made of that material. Also attributive.

A type of coarse fabric; = pyramid, n. 9.

An article made of tiffany, as a head-dress, a garment, a sieve, etc.

A garment made of camlet. Also figurative.

A garment made of grogram.

Cloth made of interwoven dark and light threads, giving a flecked or speckled, greyish appearance; a garment made of this cloth; a person wearing…

Of an item of clothing (esp. a waistcoat): made of toilenette.

A thin, light dress fabric, typically made of silk; a garment made of this.

the dress of feathers resembling a coat of mail worn by the Indians of Mexico, prior to the Spanish conquest.

A garment, esp. a coat, made from alpaca wool or a fabric containing this. Now rare.

A fabric of this colour now largely employed in the British army for field-uniforms. Originally of stout twilled cotton (khaki drill), but more…

A skirt-like garment woven from ramie fibre, worn esp. in the South Pacific.

A ribbed crêpe fabric of silk or wool or both; a garment made from this fabric. Also attributive or as adj.

(a) the skin of sharks used for making shagreen, and also used for polishing, etc.; also attributive; (b) (i) a woven or warp-knitted fabric of…

A proprietary name for a synthetic non-woven fabric resembling suede. Also as n., a garment made of this.