Sentence examples for charcoal wool from inspiring English sources
The Boilermaker ottoman is actually dark charcoal wool.
Z Zegna Gray Plaid Wool Overcoat, $1,195, Charcoal Wool Pants, $395, And Boots.
Charcoal wool shift dresses came with thick bands of jet bugle-beading, bound around the hips, shiny as gaffer tape.
The latest is a 1967 charcoal wool coat by Mainbocher that appears rather simple on a mannequin, but opens to reveal a lining of light brown ermine.
When we met, she was wearing a tailored, long-sleeved Versace dress in striped charcoal wool, and a sumptuous green brocaded coat, trimmed in fur.
Slim suits and coats in charcoal wool looked smartly beautiful, and the use of broaches and patches of crystal beads was enchanting.
Using materials like common burlap and charcoal wools that had been woven with a bit of raw wool (to give the surface that dry, dusty effect), Mr. Simons created slim jackets and trousers that looked molded onto the body, yet were hardly skintight.
Sitting across from a Warhol portrait of a pensive Saint Laurent, Mr. Bergé, perfectly turned out in a charcoal gray wool suit a bit too heavy for the sunny day, exhibited his usual buttoned-up sort of personality.
In every detail, in proportion and fit, a coat in charcoal English wool, with off-white facing in the front flap — the better to flatter the face — was proof that masculine tailoring can be made feminine and modern.
Charcoal, classic wool quarter-zip sweater with double-knit cuffs, neck and waist.
The piece I was wearing was a heavy, charcoal-gray wool cardigan sweater that I bought at an Eileen Fisher shop six or seven years ago and rarely wear because it is rarely cold enough to wear it.
