wadmel

Poor Thelma sat resignedly watching her own attire taken from her, and allowing herself to be wrapped in a comfortable loose garment of white wadmel, as warm as eider-down, which Ulrika had found in a cupboard upstairs, and which, indeed, had once belonged to Thelma, she and Britta having made it together.

Thelma Marie Corelli 1889

His strong, stately figure, wrapped in furs, seemed almost to fill the little place -- he had thrown aside the thick scarf of wadmel in which he had been wrapped to the eyes while driving in the teeth of the wind, -- and he now lifted his fur cap, thus displaying his silvery hair, ruddy features, and open, massive brow.

Thelma Marie Corelli 1889

Shandon distributed suitable clothing to the crew, a woollen jacket and trousers, a flannel shirt, wadmel stockings, the same as those the Norwegian country-people wear, and a pair of perfectly waterproof sea-boots.

The English at the North Pole Part I of the Adventures of Captain Hatteras Jules Verne 1866

[Jymes wishes to hear from wearers of abandoned female cos-tumes, gratefully received, wadmel jumper, rather full pair of culottes and onthergarmenteries, to start city life together.

Finnegans Wake 2006