Sc. Obs. Also 5 trelȝe, 56 treilȝe, 6 treilie. [app. a. OF. treillis, var. of treslis, trelis, treslie, tresli, tissu à maille, network; cf. mod.F. treillis glazed calico, also sackcloth; but the Sc. word was evidently applied to some finer fabric.] A kind of cloth. (See also TRELLIS sb.1) Also attrib.
1490. Acta Dom. Concil. (1839), 158/1. Þat James Du sall pay to Dauid Quhitehed five stikkis of trelȝe of sindry hewis.
1495. Acc. Ld. High Treas. Scot., I. 226. Item, vj quarteris of quhit treilȝe to be the King a harnes doublet. Ibid. (1503), II. 312. For ane maid doublat of trailȝe to him, vij s. vj d. Ibid. (15078), IV. 30. For ix1/2 elne blew trailȝe to be ane couch to the Quene. Ibid. (1517), V. 116. Blak trailȝe.
1542. Inv. Roy. Wardr. (1815), 92. Ane doublet of blak sating trailye.
1543. Acc. Ld. High Treas. Scot., VIII. 232. Fyve quarteris trailȝe to be his grace ane pair of sockis.
15667. Marys mourning-order at death of Darnley, in Chalmers, Mary (1818), I. 207. Of treilie buccharem v elle.