#coarse cloth
- Clothier's wife (historical) — An extremely rare, archaic, and regional feminine form derived from the historical guild environment, denoting either the wife of an abagiu (a coarse-wool clothier) or a woman who independently practiced domestic processing and local trading of aba fabric in rural markets.
- Coarse cloth — A rare regional name used in the past in certain areas for a type of coarse cloth, homespun fabric, or simple textile material used for making bags or durable work clothes. The term has been preserved in isolation within the archaic vocabulary of textile craftsmen or old household inventories.