Homespuns [noun]

There was the Ambassador from Tara, in a suit of what his planet produced as a substitute for Irish homespuns.

He was tall, gaunt, clad in grey homespuns and a well-worn buckskin jacket.

He saw the same pinched faces, threadbare homespuns, bare feet and bent shoulders.

Everywhere they passed a smile followed Mr. Graydon's broad back in its faded homespuns.

Put on us clean homespuns en long drawers, dat been hang down round us ankles like boots, en all us get a new bonnet dat day.

In the winter time we had homespuns, too, but sometimes had flannel underwear.

The English sneeringly called Washington's army the "Homespuns."

Alas, they are homespuns from the factory, machine-made in uncostly quantities.

The Bulgarian homespuns, which are made of pure wool, are of admirable quality.