From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishwoollenswool‧lens British English, woolens American English /ˈwʊlənz/ noun [plural] DCCclothes made from wool, especially knitted clothes such as sweaters etc
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woollens• Also new farm shop including Liberty goods and woollens loft with large selection of designer knitwear.• Its example was followed, although more slowly, by woollens.• Late visitors still rummaged for bargains in woollens and local atmosphere.• And the local woollens are good value.• The knitting correspondent was taking a well-earned break from the strenuous world of woollens, courtesy of her travel editor.• A bearded, shapeless man in brown and purple woollens. 