[a. Sp. barragan: see BARRACAN, of which this is a modern revival, in the Spanish form, for trade purposes.] (See quots.)
1787. G. White, Selborne, v. 14. Barragons, a genteel corded stuff, much in vogue at that time for summer wear.
1840. L’pool Jrnl., 4 July, 1/2. A great Stock of Fustians, in Beaverteens, Moleskins, Barragans.
