swanskin
/ˈswɑnˌskɪn/
noun
- The skin of a swan, sometimes used historically for making soft, warm clothing or accessories.
- The museum displayed a hat made of swanskin from the 18th century.
- In medieval times, swanskin was prized for its softness and used to make gloves for nobles.
- The old coat was lined with swanskin to keep the wearer warm in winter.
- A soft, thick, warm fabric or flannel that resembles the texture of a swan's skin, often used for clothing or blankets.
- She bought a swanskin blanket that felt incredibly soft against her skin.
- The baby's pajamas were made of swanskin to keep her cozy at night.
- He wore a swanskin vest under his jacket during the cold hike.