kerseymere

/ˈkɜrziˌmɪr/
noun
  1. A fine, lightweight woolen fabric, often twilled, used for clothing such as suits and trousers.
    • He wore a pair of trousers made from kerseymere to the formal dinner.
    • The tailor recommended kerseymere for the summer suit because it was light and breathable.
    • Kerseymere was a popular fabric for gentlemen's clothing in the 19th century.
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