saffian
- adjective
- /ˈsæfiən/
- The notebook was bound in saffian leather, giving it a luxurious feel.
Examples
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She carried a small saffian purse that complemented her tailored black coat.
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She bought a saffian handbag for the gala.
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Collectors prize saffian book covers for their durability and elegance.
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The saffian wallet felt luxurious in my hands.
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The notebook was bound in saffian leather, giving it a luxurious feel.
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She carried a small saffian purse that complemented her tailored black coat.
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Collectors prize saffian book covers for their durability and elegance.
Synonyms
Made from animal skin treated to be thick and smooth
How Luxurious
Surface Forms
Etymology
Saffian as an adjective comes from the name of that leather, so something called 'saffian' is 'made of' or 'covered with' that soft, high-quality goatskin, which explains its smooth, elegant feel.