kersey.

/kur-zee/US // ˈkɜr zi //UK // (ˈkɜːzɪ) //

球衣,毛衣,衫,泽西岛

Definitions

1.
plural ker·seys.
- ›a heavy overcoating of wool or wool and cotton, similar to beaver and melton.
- ›a coarse twilled woolen cloth with a cotton warp, used especially for work clothes.
- ›a garment made of kersey.

When I called, the Jackie Joyner Kersey Foundation answered.
Hence Kersey, by a misprint, gives 'cherisaunei, comfort'; which Chatterton adopted.
"We has a bolt o' moleskin and a bolt o' kersey cloth," said Mrs. Twig.
One of the groomes of your wardrobe, come, uncase, uncase; byr Lady a good Kersey.
It is named from an English town, Kersey, where from the eleventh to the fifteenth century a large woolen trade was carried on.
Beaver—Similar to Kersey, but with a longer nap, soft, thick nap inside.