duroy
birrus
stammel
plaiden
burel
haberject
tweed
kersey
hodden
russel
rumswizzle
fearnaught
caddis
witney
bombazet
satara
raploch
linsey
wildbore
puke
lambskin
Carmelite
duffel
duffle
mackinaw
toilinette
ferrandine
lanose
stroud
kerseymere
woolwear
woollens
rougher
French merino
rugging
wadmol
drugget
motley
woolen
shayak
paisley
serge
cotton-wooly
Kendal green
drapery
linsey-woolsey
cotton-wool
alpaca
cassinette
satin de laine
burnoose
hopsack
lewis
woolly
argamannu
burnous
hopsacking
burnouse
cashmere
cotillion
vicuna
gamucha
cheviot
flannel
chanlon
vigogne
crepon
pongee
sempiternum
worsted
Orleans
grogram
domet
unsheared
woolwork
zanella
gabardine
merino
cotta
tuzz
flushing
friezy
valencia
woollike
Saxony
hurden
pashmina
swansdown
monkscloth
stitchel

English words for 'A kind of coarse woolen cloth used in 17th century England.'

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