What is another word for goatskin?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈə͡ʊtskɪn] (IPA) 
Goatskin, also known as caprine leather, is a popular material used for various products such as bags, shoes, and jackets. However, there are other terms that can be used when referring to goatskin including chevre, parchment, kidskin, and cabretta. Chevre refers to a specific type of goatskin that is soft and supple. Parchment is a thin and stiff goatskin typically used for bookbinding. Kidskin, as the name suggests, is the leather obtained from young goats and is commonly used for gloves. Lastly, cabretta is a type of goatskin known for its strong and durable characteristics, making it a popular choice for golf gloves.
