woollens

This term is primarily used in British English to describe a category of warm clothing. It carries a cozy, traditional connotation and is often associated with winter wardrobes or cold-climate travel. In American English, the term is far less common, where speakers typically specify the garment, such as "wool sweaters" or "wool socks."

Grammatically, this word is a plural-only noun (plurale tantum) when referring to a collection of garments. It does not have a singular form that refers to a single piece of clothing; one cannot refer to a "woollen" as a single item. Instead, a partitive construction like "a woollen garment" must be used to describe a single object.