1. A type of coarse woolen fabric with a rough texture, typically made with colored slubs or knots woven throughout.
Usage: Often used in tailoring and upholstery.; Named after County Donegal in Ireland, where it was traditionally produced.

Examples

• The tailor selected a donegal fabric for the winter coat.
• Donegal tweed is known for its durability and distinctive appearance.
• She wore a jacket made of cream-colored donegal with flecks of brown.
• The upholsterer recommended donegal for the armchair because of its strength.