IPA: /ˈhɒd.ən/
KK: /hɔdɛn/
A rough fabric made from wool, often used for making clothing or blankets.
The farmer wore a coat made of hodden to keep warm during the winter.
Hodden originates from Old English 'hodden', meaning coarse woolen cloth or a type of garment made from such cloth. The word refers specifically to a fabric used in clothing, often associated with rustic or working-class attire.
Think of 'hodden' as a type of coarse cloth used for clothing, which helps you remember that it refers to a specific fabric.