| Less tightly-woven haircloth provided stiffening for the lapels and coat-tails of European dandies. |
| From such a curse, and haircloth next my skin, good Heaven deliver me! |
| I could smell the old carpets and the haircloth covering of the chairs. |
| The seats were covered with rep, but must have had haircloth on them at one time. |
| Miss Isobel's attitude toward her mother was that of a monk to his haircloth shirt. |
| That terrific personage has been suddenly transformed from haircloth into silk. |
