Her shirt was of ivory linen decorated vest of soft doeskin.

She knelt beside him, picked up a piece of soft doeskin, and began gently sponging the blood from his torn skin.

A green shirt was loosely tucked into a wide leather belt and she wore riding boots of the softest doeskin.

They brought her new shoes as well, slippers of soft grey doeskin that hugged her feet like lovers.

Round her thighs were fastened leather garters, one on each, made of the softest doeskin, well chewed.

She smiled, resting her hands on the soft doeskin of his tunic, but before she could answer there came a knocking at the door.

She smoothed her hands down over the soft doeskin of his tunic.

And his breeches, of soft doeskin, were made for use, not for looks.

Her feet were still sore from her barefoot treks over the mountain trails, and she had hoped that someone would give her soft doeskin slippers to wear.

For the chair he chose was carved of tigerwood, comfortably cushioned with soft doeskin tanned to a golden hue.