Kidskin: meaning, definitions and examples
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kidskin
[ ˈkɪdskɪn ]
children's clothing
Kidskin refers to a type of soft leather derived from the hides of young goats, commonly used in the production of children's clothing and accessories. Its supple texture and durability make it an ideal choice for garments that require comfort and flexibility. Additionally, kidskin is often favored for its aesthetic appeal as it can be produced in various colors and finishes, adding a stylish element to children's wear. This material garners attention for its ability to withstand the active lifestyle of kids while providing a fashionable look.
Synonyms
goatskin, lambskin, soft leather.
Examples of usage
- She bought a kidskin jacket for her son.
- The store specializes in kidskin shoes for toddlers.
- Kidskin gloves are perfect for winter wear.
- The dress was made from beautifully dyed kidskin.
Translations
Translations of the word "kidskin" in other languages:
🇵🇹 pele de criança
🇮🇳 बच्चों की त्वचा
🇩🇪 Kinderhaut
🇮🇩 kulit anak
🇺🇦 дитяча шкіра
🇵🇱 skóra dziecięca
🇯🇵 子供の肌
🇫🇷 peau d'enfant
🇪🇸 piel de niño
🇹🇷 çocuk cildi
🇰🇷 어린이 피부
🇸🇦 بشرة الأطفال
🇨🇿 dětská pleť
🇸🇰 detská pokožka
🇨🇳 儿童皮肤
🇸🇮 otroška koža
🇮🇸 barna húð
🇰🇿 балалар терісі
🇬🇪 ბავშვის კანი
🇦🇿 uşaq dərisi
🇲🇽 piel de niño
Etymology
The term 'kidskin' originates from the combination of 'kid', referring to a young goat, and 'skin', meaning hide or leather. The use of young goats in leather production dates back to ancient civilizations, where the quality and softness of their hides were highly valued. Historically, kidskin was preferred for its lightness and pliability, making it easier to work with compared to older, thicker leathers. Over the centuries, kidskin has maintained its reputation in the fashion industry, especially for children's wear, due to its luxurious feel and vibrant dyeing capabilities. As markets evolved, so did the uses of kidskin, leading to its current applications in various stylish and functional items designed specifically for children.