broadcloth

From this time, the production of broadcloth finally lost its importance.

"In good broadcloth that cost enough when it was new.

Tom was dressed in dark broadcloth, but of first quality and London cut.

Philip had dressed for the evening in his one good broadcloth.

Shirts must be made of broadcloth or an oxford material.

Some of the men wear beads on their broadcloth trousers.

I even had a broadcloth suit one time, myself.

The game generally finished in a fit of vomiting over the green broadcloth.

He began unbuttoning his blue broadcloth shirt and thought about what to do.

"A nice black broadcloth is what little girls wear."

Exactly what I should have expected you to wear in this climate - so much more sensible than broadcloth.

No muffling up in furs and broadcloth kept it out.

Worcester remained a centre for the production of white broadcloth.

The Tailor tripped as he ran away with the broadcloth under his arm.

The heavy, dark-blue broadcloth coat would not go into the suitcase.

He was tall and very thin, his black broadcloth suit making him appear gaunt.

The jacket was tan cotton broadcloth, a good choice for the Carolina heat.

Monk was cold enough in his fine broadcloth overcoat.

This was, of course, the one day he had not worn his usual slacks and Oxford broadcloth.

He is buttoned in English broadcloth to the chin.

The most common weave was known as broadcloth.

"It's too tedious, getting blood Out of good broadcloth."

Good broadcloth, not showy but cut with a deal more style than one saw anywhere north of Charleston.

A fine broadcloth coat went over it all.

See to the broadcloth and velvet that the rogues bear upon their backs!