noun
- a lightweight woolen fabric with a twilled weave, formerly used for linings and clothing
Usage: archaic; textile
Examples
- The tailor used shalloons to line the gentleman’s coat.
- Shalloons were popular in the 18th century for making breeches.
- The fabric merchant stocked various shalloons in different colors.
- Her dress was made of fine shalloons imported from England.
- The old inventory listed bolts of shalloons among the woolen goods.