Loafer - a low leather step-in shoe; the top resembles a moccasin but it has a broad flat heel tassel shoe suede -sweid
Suede is a finish of leather, rather than a type. You might call suede "inside out" leather, because the surface is the inside of the hide, not the outside (the epidermis).
Hides are split by removing a layer of the rough flesh side, leaving a thinner hide with a smooth finish (the grain side). In creating suede, the flesh side, not the grain side, is the finished side.
Suede is expensive, difficult to clean and fairly delicate
Linen
cotton lint
Cashmere a fine soft wool from goats of the Kashmir area A soft fabric made of this wool provides a natural light-weight insulation without bulk
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