Broadcloth
(noun)
- A type of dense, smooth cloth with a plain weave, typically made from wool or a wool blend.
- A type of fine, soft cloth that is similar to poplin but with a tighter weave.
Origin:
From the old english broadclath, meaning a wide cloth.
Examples:
- The broadcloth was a popular choice for suits, shirts, and other dress garments.
- The broadcloth was soft to the touch and had a lustrous finish, making it a popular choice for elegant occasions.
- The broadcloth was known for its durability and resistance to wrinkling, making it ideal for travel.
- The broadcloth was a versatile fabric, suitable for a variety of styles and designs.
- The broadcloth was a luxury fabric, prized for its quality and beauty.