Poplin (noun)

A type of lightweight cotton fabric with a ribbed surface, used especially for shirts and dresses.

Origin:

Late 16th century (originally denoting a type of cloth with a ribbed surface): of unknown origin.

Examples:

1. The shirt he was wearing was made of poplin.
2. She decided to buy the dress in blue poplin.
3. Poplin is a versatile and durable fabric.
4. The poplin pants were comfortable and cool to wear in summer.
5. He chose a poplin blazer for the wedding, because it was stylish and appropriate for the occasion.