A jacket made partly of cork, or lined with cork, to support a person in the water.

a garment worn by women at tea (cf. tea-coat n.).

U.S. A man's suit jacket worn for semi-formal daytime events, typically resembling a tuxedo jacket but without satin or grosgrain on the lapels. More…

a jacket, typically resembling a suit jacket and now usually worn by a man, for informal wear or (chiefly in early use) for sport; cf. sports coat n.

a short jacket worn by women sitting up in bed.

elliptical. A smoking-jacket; also (chiefly as a gallicism), a dinner jacket (see dinner jacket, n.).

a sports jacket suitable for use when riding (typically in countryside) on a horse, often tailored in tweed with vents at the side or back.

a lightweight jacket, typically of beige or khaki cotton or linen and having four patch pockets with flaps.

a warm jacket of the type worn by lumbermen.

The uniform worn in judo, traditionally white, and comprising a heavy jacket, lightweight trousers, and a belt.

A type of jacket for informal wear.