A type of woolen fabric or possibly a place name associated with textile production, with unclear modern usage.
Likely a Spanish compound from casa (house) and marca (mark/brand), possibly referring to cloth bearing a maker's mark or originating from a specific location.
Many old fabric names combine Spanish words for 'house' and 'mark'—it suggests medieval cloth makers were brands themselves, marking their goods to prove quality and origin in a world without modern labels or trademarks.
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