1. Plural of casimere; a fine, twilled woolen fabric used for clothing.
Usage: Also spelled 'cashmere' in modern usage, though 'casimere' is a historical variant.; Typically used in formal or tailored garments.

Examples

• The tailor selected several casimeres for the winter coat collection.
• Fine casimeres were highly prized by wealthy merchants in the 18th century.
• She preferred casimeres for their softness and durability.
• The shop displayed bolts of casimeres in rich jewel tones.
• Casimeres were often imported from Kashmir and other regions known for quality wool.