A person who performs the craft of goffering; someone skilled in crimping or pleating fabric and other materials.
From 'goffer' (verb) plus the agent suffix '-er,' following the standard English pattern for creating nouns that denote someone who performs an action.
Gofferers were respected artisans in medieval Europe, requiring years of training to master the precise heating, pressure, and timing needed to create perfect patterns without damaging delicate fabrics.
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