linsey

/ˈlɪnzi/
noun
  1. A coarse, sturdy fabric made from a blend of linen and wool, or sometimes cotton and wool.
    • The pioneers wore shirts made of linsey because it was warm and durable.
    • She bought a roll of linsey to sew a winter cloak for her son.
    • The museum displayed a dress made of linsey from the 18th century.
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