coarsecloth
nounUK /ˈkɔːs.klɒθ/
US /ˈkɔːrs.klɔːθ/
Coarsecloth is a rough, scratchy fabric that is not soft to touch.
The farmer wore a shirt made of coarsecloth because it was strong and cheap.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A heavy, loosely woven cloth used for sacks and bags.
They filled the coarsecloth sacks with grain.
3. A plain, unrefined fabric used for work clothes.
The workers' coarsecloth trousers were stained with mud.
4. Any fabric with a rough, uneven surface.
The curtain was made of coarsecloth that let little light through.