swanskins
/ˈswɑnˌskɪnz/
noun
- The skin of a swan, often used historically for making soft, warm clothing or accessories.
- The museum displayed a pair of gloves made from swanskins, preserved for over a hundred years.
- The old coat was lined with swanskins to keep the wearer warm in winter.
- In the 18th century, swanskins were prized for making elegant muffs and trimmings.
- A type of soft, thick fabric or material that resembles or is made to imitate swan skin, used in clothing or upholstery.
- She wore a jacket made of synthetic swanskins, which was both warm and lightweight.
- The tailor recommended swanskins for the lining because of its smooth texture.
- The sofa was upholstered in a creamy swanskins fabric that felt like velvet.