Rough, coarse, tweed-like fabric made with thick, uneven yarns and a plain weave. Once made by hand, now produced on power looms.
a coarse, loosely woven cloth resembling cloth made of yarn spun at home
A very coarse, rough linen, wool, or cotton or man\endash made fiber or blend in varied colors, generally in a plain weave.
"Homespun" refers to a coarse, plain weave fabric with a hand-woven look.
a rough loosely woven fabric originally made with homespun yarn
of textiles; having a rough surface; "a sweater knitted of nubbly homespun yarns"
made of cloth spun or woven in the home; "homespun linen"; "homespun garments"
A coarse, plain weave fabric loosely woven with irregular, tightly twisted and unevenly spun yarns. It has a hand woven appearance.
Spun or made at home. Ex: homespun cloth.
A loosely woven, irregular, coarsely textured fabric, originally made from yarn spun by early American homemakers. Today, it is machine-woven of mixed yarns and has a sturdy, informal character that resembles handweaving.
Course plain-weave fabric of uneven yarns that have a handspun appearance.
A fabric which is traditionally handwoven from handspun yarns. See khadi.
(fabric) Coarse yarns in textured weave suggesting hand weaving.
Any loosely woven woolen or linen garment made with handspun thread. Most often a plain weave.
A plain weave fabric loosely woven with coarse uneven yarns that look as if they were spun by hand.
Descriptive of coarse handwoven 2x2 twill-weave fabrics of tweed character. The yarns are handspun from domestic wools.