ratiné
noun
ra·ti·né ˌra-tə-ˈnā 
variants or ratine
ˌra-tə-ˈnā
ra-ˈtēn
1
: a rough bulky fabric usually woven loosely in plain weave from ratiné yarns
2
: a nubby ply yarn of various fibers made by twisting under tension a thick and a thin yarn
Word History
Etymology
French ratiné
First Known Use
circa 1914, in the meaning defined at sense 1