ˈwulThe fiber or fabric made from the fleece of sheep or lamb.
Tweed
ˈtwēd
A medium to heavyweight woolen, twill weave fabric that is characterized by colored, stubby yarns used for coats and suits.
Linen
ˈli-nən
The fibers of the flax plant, woven into fabrics that are cooler, stronger, and more absorbant than cotton.
Herringbone
ˈher-iŋ-ˌbōn, ˈhe-riŋ-
A pattern consisting of rows of short, slanted parallel lines with the direction of the slant alternating row by row and used in masonry, parquetry, embroidery, and weaving.
Glen Plaid
ˈglen-, ˈplad
A woolen fabric with a woven twill design of small and large checks.
Flannel
ˈfla-nəl
A warm, soft fabric made in tightly woven twill or plain weave, and finished with a light napping.
It is derived from the Welsh word gwlanen, which means wool.