cordovan
/ˈkɔːrdəvən/
noun
- A type of high-quality leather made from horsehide, known for its smooth, glossy finish and durability.
- Cordovan is often used for luxury belts and wallets because it resists scratches well.
- The briefcase was made of genuine cordovan, giving it a rich, polished look.
- He bought a pair of cordovan shoes that lasted for over a decade.
- A dark, rich reddish-brown color, similar to the color of cordovan leather.
- His favorite sweater was a warm cordovan that looked great with jeans.
- She painted her front door a deep cordovan to match the autumn leaves.
- The artist mixed red and brown to create a cordovan shade for the portrait's background.
adjective
- Made of or resembling cordovan leather.
- She admired the cordovan finish on the antique saddle.
- He wore a pair of cordovan boots to the formal dinner.
- The cordovan wallet was a gift from his grandfather.
- Having the dark reddish-brown color of cordovan leather.
- The leaves turned a beautiful cordovan hue in the fall.
- He chose a cordovan tie to go with his gray suit.
- The cordovan curtains added warmth to the living room.