IPA: /ʃəˈluːn/
KK: /ʃəˈlun/
A thin and light fabric made from wool or worsted, often used for lining coats.
The tailor chose shalloon for the coat lining to keep it lightweight and comfortable.
Shalloon originates from the Old French word *chaloune*, which refers to a type of fabric, specifically a lightweight woolen cloth. The term is used to describe a particular textile that was popular in the past, especially for clothing and upholstery.
Imagine a soft, lightweight fabric when you think of shalloon, as it directly refers to a specific type of cloth.