| BATTINGORDER | Wool or cotton purchase request? |
| FLUFF | Wool or cotton fuzz; downy feathers of a chick or fur of a young animal; a blooper made by an actor when delivering lines; or, a misplayed golf stroke (5) |
| CAP | A closefitting head covering of wool or cotton brimless or with only a front visor |
| CLOTHS | Wool or cotton |
| YARN | Twisted strand of wool or cotton fibre |
| WEAVE | Make cloth with strands of wool or cotton (5) |
| CROCHET | Use wool or cotton and a hooked needle |
| LINT | Splintered pieces of wool or cotton |
| BATISTE | Fine, light linen, wool or cotton fabric (7) |
| FLOCK | Refuse of cloth such as wool or cotton used as stuffing material for bedding, cushions etc. (5) |
| BARATHEA | Fabric made of silk and wool or cotton and rayon used for coats (8) |
| THREAD | A fine cord of twisted fibers (of cotton or silk or wool or nylon etc.) used in sewing and weaving. |
| SKEIN | Loosely-tied coil of worsted yarn or wool; or, a flock of wild geese or swans flying in a V-shaped formation (5) |
| HANKS | Long loops or coils of wool or yarn twisted into bundles; or, actor in Forrest Gump and Cast Away (5) |
| CLOVE | Segment of a bulb of garlic; an old weight for cheese or wool; or, from the French meaning "nail", a flower bud of a Moluccan or Zanzibari tree, dried as an aromatic spice (5) |
| SKEINS | Word for oblong coils of wound wool or yarn; loose bundles; or, figurative tangles or webs (6) |
| BEIGE | A fabric of undyed or unbleached wool; or, the neutral buff-, camel-, ecru-, fawn-, mushroom-, oatmeal- or oyster-like colour of said natural cloth (5) |
| FLOSS | Corn silk, cotton candy, dental string, embroidery thread, fluff or other apparently wool- or down-like stuff (5) |
| WAD | Lump of cotton wool or fold of banknotes |
| NATURALFIBER | Cotton, wool or silk |
