transferred. Applied to various ample or enveloping garments.

A patchwork; a piece of patchwork used as a garment, bedcover, etc. Obsolete.

concrete. A garment that fits.

An item of clothing, usually a coat or hat, reminiscent of Pierce Egan's characters Tom and Jerry. Now historical and rare.

As the second element in compounds: a coat, jacket, etc., having a breast of a specified kind or style. Chiefly in single-breaster, double-breaster…

Fashion. On a garment: a style or cut using vertical panels shaped and seamed so as to follow the outline of the figure; (also) a garment, esp…

said of a dowdy dress.

A trailing or hanging article of clothing.

The turned-down part of anything; also, an article of dress that is worn turned down; spec. a turn-down collar (see A. 1).

An item of clothing decorated with a pattern of holes so as to allow glimpses of the wearer's body; a partially transparent garment.

A transparent or translucent garment or fabric.

A garment, item of footwear, or bag fastened by means of a zip. In later use often: spec. a sweatshirt or fleece fastened with a zip.

A garment or outfit in this style; (also) this style of dress.

A classic garment (see sense A. 7a).

An article of clothing which extends to or sits on the hips rather than the waist. Now somewhat rare.

On a garment, esp. a dress or skirt: a style or cut in which the material flares in a straight line from the shoulder or waist to the hem. Also: a…

A polo neck sweater or shirt; (also) a polo shirt.

A woman's close-fitting, sheath-like garment, frequently of simple design without darts or other tailoring; a tube dress, skirt, etc. Cf. boob tube…