| MOIRE | Textile known as watered silk; or, the watermark effect on grosgrain ribbon (5) |
| TUSSORE | Store us some silk - or the worm that produced it (7) |
| GREIGE | Raw silk; or, the ecru colour of said unbleached/undyed cloth (6) |
| BOATER | Straw hat with a grosgrain ribbon and flat crown forming part of the uniform at Harrow (6) |
| TABBY | Watered silk taffeta, originally from Baghdad; a cat with a brindled, mackerel or streaked coat, evocative of this; a gossip; a grey-brown mottled moth; or, coquina-like concrete (5) |
| SHEEN | Watered silk feature |
| HONDO | "Watermark" singer |
| FOOLSCAP | Size of writing paper measuring 13.5 x 17 inches named after the watermark formerly used on it |
| HATBAND | Made of feathers, grosgrain, leather, plaited straw, ribbon, silk, tape or traditional petersham trim, but essentially a strip around the crown of a chapeau, just above the brim (7) |
| FOOL | Court jester with a belled cap once represented as a watermark on paper; or, a light "trifle" of a pudding based on clotted cream or custard with pureed goosegogs, rasps or other seasonal berries/frui |
| RIBBON | Length of satin or grosgrain used as a hatband, to secure a pointe shoe or decorate a hand-tied bouquet (6) |
| PETERSHAM | Named after the courtesy title of a viscount and dandy who also inspired the Harrington hat, a grosgrain-like ribbon used in millinery and dressmaking (9) |
| RIBBONS | Driving reins/lines; watchsprings; or, long strips of something such as courgette, grosgrain, satin, tagliatelle or typewriter inking cloth (7) |
| MOIRES | Watered-silk fabrics |
| MOIDORE | Make party in watered silk, having old money |
| DODO | Bird used as a watermark on Mauritian rupee banknotes (4) |
| REPS | Grosgrains, e.g. |
| ENYA | Singer with such albums as Watermark and Amarantine |
| DIESAWAY | Stamp, say, containing a watermark, initially fades (4,4) |
| MARKET | Watermark etching showing tradesmen's gathering (6) |
