petersham
noun
pe·ter·sham
ˈpētə(r)ˌsham,
-shəm
plural -s
1
a
: a rough nubby woolen cloth used chiefly for men's coats
b
: a coat made of such material
2
: a heavy corded ribbon used for belts and hatbands
Word History
Etymology
after Charles Stanhope, Lord Petersham †1851 English colonel