IPA: //ˈkæsɪmɪr//
KK: /kæˈsɪmɪr/
A type of smooth, tightly woven fabric made from wool, often used to make suits.
He wore a stylish suit made of cassimere to the wedding.
This word originates from Old French 'cassimere', meaning a type of fabric or cloth, specifically a fine woolen material. The term reflects the material's quality and texture, often used in clothing and textiles.
Think of 'cassimere' as a special type of fabric, which helps you remember that it refers to a fine woolen material.