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What is "Saxony" - Definition & Explanation

Saxony
A soft, heavy luxurious, napped fabric made from fine merino wool originally from Saxony, Germany. Used for coats
Saxony
Originally a high grade coating fabric made from Saxony merino wool raised in Germany.
Saxony
A soft tweed fabric of fine wool. Used for sport coats.

Some other terms

Some more terms:

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In the realm of textile, an achkan is a traditional garment worn primarily by men in South Asia. It is a long, knee-length coat with a straight, tailored silhouette and a buttoned front. The achkan...

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