Doeskin (noun)

1. A soft, smooth type of leather that is made from the skin of a deer or other similar animal.
2. A fabric that resembles this type of leather, typically made from a mixture of cotton and nylon.

Origin:

From an algonquian word, probably dushkin, meaning 'dressed skin'.

Examples:

1. She wore a pair of gloves made from doeskin to keep her hands warm.
2. The sofa was upholstered in a rich doeskin material that was soft to the touch.
3. He purchased a doeskin jacket for the winter months.
4. The doeskin trousers fit him perfectly.
5. The doeskin material was perfect for the creation of hats and jackets.