wool fabric
fabric woven of woollen or worsted yarn, alone or in blends
loden
dense woollen fabric
wadmal
woollen cloth processed by tucking or fulling
Milesian wool
fine wool fabric from the Ancient Greek city of Miletus
duffle
heavy, rough, napped wool coating fabric
kersey
dense cloth woven of thick yarn made from inferior grades of wool
drugget
wool or part-wool fabric popular in the 18th century
melton
dense, fulled, napped and sheared wool cloth, sometimes made on a cotton warp, usually in a twill-weave
glen plaid
woollen fabric with a woven twill design of small and large checks
kotzen
heavy fulled, napped, and unshorn wool fabric, used for blankets and outerwear
caddis
twill-woven wool fabric from Southern France
Boston (fabric)
durable pure wool fabric woven using the twill method, typically dyed in dark colors and made from Merino wool
calamanco
glazed worsted fabric
kerseymere
smooth-faced twill fabric with a worsted warp and woolen weft
Mackinaw cloth
dense woolen cloth used to make jackets
saye
type of woollen cloth
scarlet
luxury fulled, napped, and sheared woolen textile of the Middle Ages
broadcloth
dense, fulled, plain woven cloth, historically made of wool
ratteen
wool fabric similar to frieze
Fresco
suiting fabric of worsted wool by Huddersfield Fine Worsteds
cheviot
woven fabric made originally from the wool of Cheviot sheep
russet
coarse cloth
Shalloon
lightweight wool twill fabric