1. Plural of nappa; soft, supple leather made from sheepskin or lambskin, often used for gloves and clothing.
Usage: Also spelled 'napa' or 'nappah'; Commonly used in fashion and leather goods industries

Examples

• The designer chose nappas for the winter glove collection because of its softness.
• Nappas leather is prized for its flexibility and comfort in high-end jackets.
• She bought a pair of nappas gloves that felt luxurious against her skin.
• The boutique specializes in accessories made from fine nappas.
• Nappas is often more affordable than other premium leather types while maintaining quality.