What is another word for worsted fabric?
Pronunciation: [wˈɜːstɪd fˈabɹɪk] (IPA) 
Worsted fabric is a type of cloth that is made from long-staple wool fibers that have been combed to remove short or crimped strands. This process allows the yarn to be tightly spun, creating a smooth, durable fabric that is commonly used for suits, trousers, and skirts. Other synonyms for Worsted fabric include gabardine, serge, tweed, and flannel. Gabardine has a similar texture to Worsted fabric, but is made from worsted cotton or rayon. Serge is a type of woolen twill fabric that is very durable and often used for suits. Tweed is a woolen fabric that is looser and less smooth than Worsted, and is often used for outerwear. Flannel is a soft, brushed woolen fabric that is used for shirts and pajamas.
