Translations for „shearling“ in the English » German Dictionary

shear·ling [ˈʃɪəlɪŋ, Am ʃɪr-] N no pl, modifier

shearling

Woll-

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English

The day set off on a high with 100% clearance in both the aged ewe and shearling ewe sections.

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It looks like it's crocodile or alligator, a really short bomber and it's got a shearling collar.

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That isn't to say we don't love shearling.

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Contrary to misconceptions, shearling is not shorn wool; the term refers to the pelt of a yearling sheep that has been shorn only once by the process described above.

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As pressurized cabins came into operation, the necessity of bulky leather and shearling jackets and pants began to fade.

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What of shearling and sheepskin, which seem exempt in general from the horror and scrutiny that other animal skins excite?

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In a strong class of 16 tups, the family also presented the third prize shearling ram.

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Camel, flares, thigh-high boots and shearling... it's a 70s minefield.

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It has expanded the core leather business to include more down, wool, shearling and cashmere alternatives.

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Shearling garments or footwear are made from the pelts by tanning them with the wool of uniform depth still on them.

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