Meaning & use
Barathea
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A fine, tightly woven fabric, usually of wool or a wool blend, with a soft pebbled texture, commonly used for suits, ties, and military uniforms.
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His dress uniform was tailored from dark navy barathea.
The tailor recommended barathea for a smart, durable evening jacket.
A note on using this word
The exact origin of the name is uncertain, but the fabric has been a staple of formal and military tailoring since the 19th century.
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