zamarros
/zəˈmɑroʊz/
noun
- Wide, baggy trousers traditionally worn by shepherds in the Pyrenees, often made of sheepskin or wool.
- The shepherd wore a pair of zamarros to protect his legs from the cold mountain wind.
- In the local museum, you can see traditional zamarros made from thick sheepskin.
- Hikers sometimes buy zamarros as souvenirs because of their unique, rustic style.