a cotton cloth resembling a rough wool fabric in a twill weave
A loosely-woven worsted, often with a herringbone pattern.
1.A rough surfaced fabric of wool with a heavy nap. Used for coating. 2. A loosely woven tweed fabric with a shaggy texture . Cheviot was originally made from the wool of the cheviot sheep in the hills at the bordering England and Scotland.
hardy hornless sheep of the Cheviot hills noted for its wool
The name of the sheep (from the Cheviot Hills that mark the boundary between England and Scotland), the wool, and the cloth that comes from them. Characterized as sturdy and rugged, the cloth has a slightly harsh and crisp hand. It is used mainly for cold-weather suiting, sports jackets and overcoats.
Cheviot is a rough woolen of the tweed family. Originates for the Cheviot sheep from the Cheviot hills between England and Scotland.
A hardy breed named after the range of hills it originates from in northern England. It tends to be short legged but produces good quality meat.
