cashmere
UK: ˈkæʃmɪə | US: ˈkæʒmɪr
n. a fine, soft wool or woolen fabric, originally from the Kashmir goat.
n. a pale grayish-brown color resembling cashmere wool.
The word "cashmere" derives from Kashmir, the Himalayan region where the wool-producing goats were originally bred. The suffix -e (common in English for materials/geographical origins) was added to denote the fabric's association with the region. The term entered English in the early 19th century as trade routes expanded, emphasizing luxury and craftsmanship linked to Kashmir's textile heritage.
She wore a cozy cashmere sweater on the chilly evening.
The scarf was made from pure cashmere, making it exceptionally soft.
His favorite winter coat was lined with cashmere for extra warmth.
The brand specializes in high-quality cashmere products.
The pale cashmere hue of the walls gave the room a calming vibe.