IPA: /ˈflæn.əl/
KK: /ˈflænəl/
A type of soft fabric, usually made from wool or a mix of wool and cotton, often used for clothing like shirts and pajamas.
He wore a warm flannel shirt to keep cozy during the chilly evening.
Flannel originates from Welsh 'gwlanen', meaning a small woolen cloth. The word describes a type of fabric made from wool, typically soft and warm.
Think of the Welsh word 'gwlanen' for a small woolen cloth, which helps you remember that flannel is a soft, warm fabric.