#homespun

• Coarse cloth — A rare regional name used in the past in certain areas for a type of coarse cloth, homespun fabric, or simple textile material used for making bags or durable work clothes. The term has been preserved in isolation within the archaic vocabulary of textile craftsmen or old household inventories.
• Coarse cloth — An old regional term used in certain areas of Transylvania or in archaic Balkan dialects to designate a type of coarse, homespun cloth woven from hemp or wild flax fibers, utilized in making food sacks or rudimentary agricultural tarpaulins.
• Shepherd's wool coat — A regional or archaic term used in certain rural communities of western Romania to designate a long, thick coat made of combed wool or coarse homespun cloth, worn by shepherds to protect themselves from rain and blizzards. Broadly, it can also describe a piece of rough cloth used in leather processing workshops.