ciclatoun

noun

1. (countable, uncountable)A costly cloth, of uncertain material, used in the Middle Ages.

   “There were but two complete suits—the best, of green and blue ciclatouns, with orphreys of ray velvet; another of blue ciclatouns and plunket.”

   “The mantle was of ciclatoun lined with ermine and edged with sable.”

   “He wore rare, fine clothes of ciclatoun of quite unusual splendour.[…]Over its outer surface lay a net of tiny pearls, its meshes a hand’s breadth apart, through which the ciclatoun burned like glowing embers.”