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Corduroy.

The term Corduroy is correct, did ya know that the term comes from the fact that the saxon weavers in France created the cloth specialy for the king. In french Cour id cloth & Roi is King... so the gift to the king was called "Cour du Roi" & in English that became "Courduroy"

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