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dress goods
noun
- cloth or material for dresses.
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of dress goods1
Example Sentences
Sewing skills learned from her late mother, a Chinese immigrant, help 14-year-old Hanna and her White father to combat the townâs racially motivated resistance to their dress goods business.
While she stood there trying not to believe her ears, Grandpa said, âMiss Love thinks she can be a big hep in New York. Sheâs goân pick out the housewares and dress goods, and the ladiesâ ready-to-wear and all like thet.â
Speaking so loud I could hear her from the downstairs hall, Loma said, âSister, you cainât let Love Simpson go off like that with Pa! You know goodânâwell sheâll hope to come back with more than the latest in housewares and dress goods.â
âWhy, itâs beautiful, Rucker! I never noticed before! Goodness, it would make a lovely design for dress goods. But...whatâs the point?â
Besides clothing, the store also sold dress goods and notions.
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