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What is "Donegal" - Definition & Explanation
Last Updated on: 10-Feb-2024 (5 months, 17 days ago)
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Donegal
A tweed yarn or fabric with different colour neps.
Donegal
A tweed fabric with thick colored slubs or nubs. Originally a hand-woven woolen fabric made in Donegal Ireland.
Donegal
Donegal was originally a thick and warm homespun or tweed woven by Irish peasants in Donegal, Ireland. Donegal now describes the wool tweed that has colorful thick slubs woven into the fabric.
Donegal
A tweed fabric with colorful slubs woven in, used for suits and coats.

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