barathea
/ˌbɛrəˈθiːə/
noun
- A fine, soft fabric with a textured weave, often made of silk, wool, or synthetic fibers, used for suits, ties, and dresses.
- His suit was made of barathea, giving it a smooth yet slightly pebbled finish.
- The tailor recommended barathea for the evening gown because of its elegant drape.
- Barathea ties are popular for their durability and subtle sheen.