wigan

/ˈwɪɡən/
noun
  1. A stiff, plain-weave cotton fabric used for stiffening garments, bookbinding, or lining.
    • The tailor used wigan to give the collar extra structure.
    • She reinforced the hat brim with a layer of wigan.
    • Bookbinders often choose wigan for its durability and stiffness.
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