moleskin
/ˈmoʊlˌskɪn/
noun
- A strong, soft cotton fabric with a short, velvety nap on one side, used for clothing and workwear.
- Moleskin trousers are popular for outdoor work because they are durable.
- The tailor recommended moleskin for the hunting vest because it resists wear.
- He wore a comfortable moleskin jacket on the hike.
- A soft, padded adhesive bandage used to prevent or treat blisters on the skin.
- The pharmacist showed him how to apply moleskin to the sore spot.
- Hikers often carry moleskin to protect their feet from blisters.
- She put a piece of moleskin on her heel to stop the new shoes from rubbing.
- The skin of a mole, used especially in the past to make clothing or accessories.
- Moleskin was once prized for its softness and durability.
- In the 19th century, some coats were made from moleskin.
- The vintage hat was lined with moleskin for warmth.