A coat or jacket filled with down or feathers for warmth; also known as [[羽绒衣|羽絨衣|yu3 rong2 yi1]] or in Taiwan as [[羽毛衣|羽毛衣|yu3 mao2 yi1]].

the soft, fine feathers from the belly and back of birds or poultry

fine wool from the undercoat of a goat or sheep, used as a high-quality textile material

fine, soft hair or feathers on humans and animals; down

velvet; velours; a soft, durable fabric made of silk, wool, or cotton used for clothing and curtains

Soft wool or cotton fabric with a napped surface on one or both sides; a loanword from English 'flannel'.

A thick silk or synthetic fabric with a soft, fuzzy surface and bright color, often used for clothing or curtains

a soft fabric made of cotton or wool with a napped surface; flannel; fleece

the soft feathers from the breast and belly of a duck; used for insulation in bedding and clothing

thick silk thread used for embroidery

Thick, knitted pants with a soft, fuzzy inner lining.

A type of thick cotton fabric with velvety vertical ridges; also called [[条绒|條絨|tiao2 rong2]].

A general term for various types of woolen fabrics made from animal hair or synthetic fibers

A heavy, long-sleeved shirt made of thick fabric with a soft, fuzzy inner surface; used for warmth or exercise.

cotton velvet or velveteen; any cotton fabric with a soft, fuzzy surface

a sweater made of cashmere wool

the soft under-feathers of a goose, valued for its warmth and used as a filling for bedding or clothing

Decorative velvet craftwork in the shape of flowers or birds, typically handmade from silk

The short, soft hair of a camel, used as a textile raw material or for stuffing clothes and bedding

A blanket with a fuzzy surface made of wool, cotton, or hemp

cashmere; the fine wool from a cashmere goat

A plush textile made with a dense nap, similar to fur; commonly used for warm winter clothing or soft toys

Cotton fabric with a surface of raised velvet ribs, named for its resemblance to a lamp wick

A ball made of wool, silk, or other fiber used for decoration; cloth ball; floccule

moxa floss; a soft, woolly material made from dried and crushed wormwood leaves used in traditional medicine for moxibustion or as an ingredient in red ink pads

corduroy; a thick fabric with raised vertical ribs, used for warm clothing

a quilt filled with duck down or feathers, known for providing excellent warmth

A knitted wool sweater or cardigan; used in certain regions to refer to any top made of knitting wool.

Clothes or a coat filled with down or feathers for warmth.

A thick and soft cotton fabric with a smooth, short, and dense pile; suitable for clothing, hats, shoes, and curtains.

A type of woven fabric, such as velvet or carpeting, made by weaving yarn into a base and then cutting and trimming it to create a raised surface.

velvet; specifically cut velvet

edelweiss; a mountain flower often found in the Alps and high altitude areas of China

A wool or wool-blend fabric with a soft, thick pile that resembles camel hair, often used as a lining for clothes and hats

The white, downy fluff found on the flower spikes of the [[香蒲|香蒲|xiang1 pu2]]; used for stuffing pillows and cushions

a soft woven fabric, typically made of wool or cotton and slightly milled and raised; used for clothing and blankets

a soft woven fabric, typically made of wool or cotton and slightly milled and raised

a type of thick or fine woolen fabric, broadcloth, or flannel historically imported to China (archaic)

a species of bird (Polysticta stelleri) found in China

a soft synthetic fabric used for warm clothing and blankets

stuffed toy; plush toy; cuddly toy

fluffy; furry; downy; soft and hairy

a type of silk velvet originally produced in Zhangzhou, Fujian; often used as a clothing material

tinder; amadou; materials such as mugwort mixed with saltpeter used to catch sparks from a flint and steel to start a fire

a durable cotton fabric with a velvety ribbed surface used for clothing

A heat-resistant mineral fiber; also known as [[石棉|石棉|shi2 mian2]]

soft cord made of wool or cotton used by women to tie hair or pigtails

human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG); a hormone produced by the placenta after implantation

embroidery using wool thread or yarn; woolwork