Cashmere
Pronunciation: /ˈkæʒmɪr/
Cashmere (noun)
- A very soft type of wool made from the fine hair of certain goats, used for warm clothes.
- Clothes or items made from this soft wool, often sweaters, scarves, or coats.
Examples
- The scarf feels like soft wool fabric against my skin.
- This soft wool fabric stays warm without feeling heavy.