Moleskin (noun)

1. A soft, durable cotton fabric with a short, dense pile on one side, used for making clothes and accessories.
2. A type of heavy-duty cotton fabric used as a lining for gloves, hats, and other clothing items.

Origin:

Derived from the middle english word 'molle' meaning 'mole' and 'skin' meaning the soft, velvety fur of the mole.

Examples:

1. The moleskin trousers were warm and comfortable, perfect for outdoor activities.
2. She wore a moleskin jacket to keep warm in the harsh winter weather.
3. His gloves were lined with moleskin to provide extra warmth and comfort.
4. The moleskin fabric was soft and luxurious to the touch.
5. The moleskin hat was a winter essential, helping to protect against the cold.