barege

/bəˈrɛʒ/
noun
  1. A lightweight, silky fabric made from silk and wool or cotton, often used for women's clothing.
    • The tailor recommended barege for the evening gown because of its soft drape.
    • Her summer dress was made of a delicate barege that felt cool against her skin.
    • In the 19th century, barege was a popular fabric for shawls and scarves.
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