Sentence examples for soft wool from inspiring English sources

Animal products are chiefly wool and kork, a kind of soft wool used in Kermān shawls.

Pashm is the Persian word for "wool," or more specifically, "soft wool from under the throat of sheep or goats".

A Dries Van Noten blouson combined soft wool checks with leather, while Raf Simons used black wool with zippers to create a trim perfecto.

Cashmere goat, also called Kashmir goat, a breed of domestic goat valued for its soft wool, used for the manufacture of cashmere shawls.

I wondered if he'd ever forgotten that turquoise scarf on a visit home, if my mother or father had picked up and folded the soft wool.

That means great materials — thin wraparound alligator bracelets in a range of colors ($398) or strikingly soft wool pants, or tiger-eye bead bracelets — in fundamentally conservative silhouettes.

Crewel wools of the 17th century were firmly twisted unlike the soft wools sold under that name today, and were dyed in deep rich shades of green, blue, red, yellow, and brown.

"Amelie" is knitting a pair of complicated stripy socks in rainy-day colours, in what looks like cloud-soft wool.

All the fabrics from the industrial north are here: lush silk from Lake Como, feather-soft wool from Piedmont.

Yarn factories, which take cloud-soft wool from the goats and spin it for the sweater factories' looms, are suffering too.

I remember admiring it for the first time – a bright sea blue with burnished auburn streaks down the sides of the pencil skirt in the softest wool tweed.