casimere
/kæsɪˈmɪər, kæzɪˈmɪər/Definitions
1. noun
A type of twill weaving that produces a reversible fabric with a subtle sheen, often made from silk or cotton.
“The designer chose a rich casimere fabric for the interior of the luxury car.”
2. noun
A type of woolen fabric that is soft, smooth, and has a subtle sheen.
“The old-fashioned sweater was made from a warm casimere wool.”