Sentence examples for made from fleece from inspiring English sources
It's a model from circa 1974, made from "fleece fabric, felt, plastic, rubber, and self-adhesive vinyl," according the label.
Dogs may wear booties (rectangular socks made from fleece, cordura, or other durable, lightweight material that slip over a dog's paw and are secured with a length of Velcro) while in harness to protect their feet from adverse trail conditions or as added protection for previously injured paws.
Indeed, in our loft we have Thermafleece at one end (made from the fleeces of upland sheep that in the past has gone to landfill), and insulation made from recycled denim at the other.
The most popular import was the cashmere shawl produced in the valley of Kashmir in India and made from the fine fleece of the Tibetan goat.
Made from breathable technical fleece that wicks away tears, our garments are the next best thing to floating motionless in the abyss.
When, about 1800, patterned shawls made from the soft fleece of the Kashmir goat began to be imported to Britain from India, machine-woven equivalents were made at Paisley to supply the insatiable demand that had been created for "cashmere" shawls.
The soles can be made from a bonded fleece, soft leather, or other heavy material, while the uppers can be made from any light weight fabric.[4] You can also get a several colors of fabric if you like.
In 2013, Vandelist estimates she sewed between 750 and 800 pairs of fleece-lined mittens, all made from discarded wool or cotton sweaters.
What sets these sweaters apart from their Icelandic or Aran cousins is not just the wool, made from the earthy-coloured fleeces of Faroese sheep first transported to the island by Irish monks, but the patterns.
The quilts, made from cotton, denim and fleece, are light- to medium-weight, with no batting filler.
These are fleeces made from fibrillated polyethylene or polypropylene and small amounts of additional fibres (e.g., polyester fibres); sometimes, the fleeces are also filled with silica.
