camelhair

• “Stan Sesser/The Wall Street Journal The Mongolian camel driver-guide Enkhtuya, left, owns 30 camels, used for tourism and the fur that goes into camelhair coats.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Camel-Trekking Across the Gobi

• “He owns 30 camels, used for tourism and the fur that goes into camelhair coats.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Dunes Struck

• “We ' re left to guess, for instance, what it means that a man has his camelhair jacket shoggling over the cantle of the saddle.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Southwestern Gothic

• “The young fellow was cheaply dressed—no camelhair and cashmere here.”

  Simon & Schuster: TOO MANY MURDERS

• “Smith was clad in camelhair trousers, a fawn silk shirt and a fawn cashmere sweater: what the lord of the manor wears when he is at home, Carmine thought.”

  Simon & Schuster: TOO MANY MURDERS

• “He saw the old theater where Degotti had taught him how to use a camelhair brush and to paint from both memory and sight.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Mercury Visions of Louis Daguerre

• “Louis wheeled around, took a camelhair brush from a copper pan of orange paint, and dashed a heart on the back of her hand.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Mercury Visions of Louis Daguerre

• “He wore an exquisitely tailored camelhair coat, with a green silk scarf around his neck.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Dollar Short

• “Maggie left the room yesterday afternoon, Pamela said, and came back looking great after her hairstyling and manicure, carrying a camelhair coat, black heels, and some clothes in a garment bag.”

  Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine

• “He wore a hat and an unbuttoned camelhair coat over an elegant black suit that fit him far too well to be anything but tailor-made.”

  The Sinister Six Combo

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