woollens BrE
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It is quite pleasant during the day and you may get by with one layer of woollens.

Its example was followed, although more slowly, by woollens.

During winter, the climate is cold but pleasant when woollens are required.

May need light woollens at night or early mornings.

The winter nights are cold and an extra layer of woollens is required.

However, I do not agree that woollens should not be subject to monitoring.

After Tom had collected the woollens he walked home feeling remarkably relaxed.

Late visitors still rummaged for bargains in woollens and local atmosphere.

The price of fine woollens too, though not quite so extravagant, seems however to have been much above that of the present times.

It was women she watched, especially those well-dressed, in silks or fine woollens.

And the lovely woollens are for sale outdoors for much of the winter.

A bearded, shapeless man in brown and purple woollens.

And the local woollens are good value.

It was a water powered mill, producing mainly tweeds and woollens.

Inside, woollens were officially inspected and measured; transactions were negotiated.

His woollens would rot less, for one thing.'

Some species are pests of growing plants, carpets, woollens, organic fabrics and stored food products.

Owen had been a manufacturer of woollens.

Since England had woollens, this meant linen.

Light woollens are required during the day and thick woollens at night.

"See if he's breathing," Smoke said, as, with bared hands, he sought through furs and woollens for the man's heart.

Your father, as I hear, was the main channel through which the Welsh woollens reached England.

Chrome or mordant dyes produced a muted but very fast color range for woollens.

They owned one of the mills in Shepley, manufacturing fancy woollens.

Also new farm shop including Liberty goods and woollens loft with large selection of designer knitwear.

I went back outside with the tough old guys in their woolens.

She later referred to this time as her "long woolens" period.

But plunging into new fall woolens feels and looks wrong.

It had been incorporated in 1864, and was world famous for its woolens.

Heavy woolens have hit the 50-percent-off rack in the stores.

These were reportedly the first power looms ever made for woolens.

He was in coarse brown woolens any laborer might wear.

He engaged in the manufacture of woolens until 1843.

From the north also came woolens and linen cloth.

Certainly not any of the new fall woolens just coming into the stores, at least not if you want something to wear right now.

He could not risk leaving Miriam behind, and the woolens would be needed to keep up his pose as a trader.

Their woolens had kept them warm, but it had been a bit hard to get his breath.

But woolens are an excellent buy, almost irresistibly so.

This is the local branch of Uruguay's national cooperative, selling fine woolens.

It's too warm to think about woolens and cashmeres.

A slender form in plain brown woolens pushed through the wall of royal red coats.

The next day was wet but not cold, and I steamed like a cow myself, in my coarse woolens.

She and Elayne made the other women drab by comparison in their woolens.

In winter, the temperature can hover around freezing point when heavy woolens are required.

I never had a muslin dress before - nothing but ugly prints and dark woolens.

A young, pretty woman, even in the plain gray woolens she had adopted for disguise, but that was not what interested him about her.

Her tailored suits, often in chalk-stripe woolens, have a strong, sophisticated look.

That had to have some softening effect on the two women in prisoners' rough-woven woolens.

"The woolens are baled, but they'll need to be properly packed.

"We'll have the woolens there, under oilcloth if necessary."