grogram
/ˈɡrɑɡrəm/
noun
- A coarse fabric made of silk, wool, or a blend, often stiffened with gum and used historically for clothing.
- The old coat was made of heavy grogram that kept out the wind.
- In the 18th century, sailors often wore jackets of grogram for durability.
- She found a remnant of grogram in the antique shop and used it to make a bag.