Decorated with regular crimped folds or pleats, usually referring to fabric, paper, or leather that has been textured with a goffering tool.
Past participle of 'goffer,' from French 'gaufrer.' This adjective describes the finished product after the goffering process has been applied.
Goffered book bindings from the 16th and 17th centuries are still prized by collectors today—they're like the embossed leather goods of their time, a status symbol showing off craftsmanship and expense.
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