Made of or treated with chamois; processed to have the soft, supple quality of chamois leather.
Past participle of 'chamoise,' from the French 'chamois.' This form emphasizes the result of the chamois-making process applied to leather or fabric.
Chamoised leather became so prized in Renaissance Europe that it was literally worth more than gold for tailors creating garments for royalty—a single pair of chamois gloves could cost a fortune!
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