habiliment
What one wears
Habiliment is a formal or literary word for clothing or attire, typically used in the plural: the habiliments of a priest, dressed in the habiliments of war.
The word suggests characteristic dress associated with a particular role, profession, or occasion rather than ordinary everyday clothing.
Personal garments collectively
- dressSkirted one-piece garment
- raimentClothing, especially fine
- vestureGarments or clothing
- garbWhat one wears
ensemble · costume · robe · gown · frock · tunic · cloak · mantle
Ceremonial emblems of authority
- vestmentCeremonial religious garment
- robeLong loose outer garment
- gownLong formal garment
- sashWaist-worn cloth strip
stole · cope · chasuble · cassock · surplice · mitre · coronation · investiture
Identical throughout
- fatiguesMilitary duty uniform
- regimentalsMilitary unit's official attire
- khakiDull yellowish-brown shade
- camouflageConcealment through visual blending
insignia · epaulette · braid · chevron · livery · tunic · dress blues · medals
attire
Personal garments collectively
garb · ensemble · costume · robe · gown · frock · tunic · cloak · mantle · doublet
regalia
Ceremonial emblems of authority
sash · stole · cope · chasuble · cassock · surplice · mitre · coronation · investiture · liturgical
uniform
Identical throughout
- fatiguesMilitary duty uniform
- regimentalsMilitary unit's official attire
- khakiDull yellowish-brown shade
camouflage · insignia · epaulette · braid · chevron · livery · tunic · dress blues · medals · rank
sartorial
Concerning clothes and tailoring
- tailoredAdjusted to fit exactly
- bespokeMade to individual specifications
- coutureCustom high-fashion design
elegance · finery · dapper · fashioned · fitted · draped · embroidered · ornamented · trimmed · adorned
doublet
Fitted Renaissance jacket
ruff · farthingale · bustle · crinoline · pannier · stomacher · wimple · coif · kirtle · surcoat
habilimentnakedness
Unclothed condition
nudity · bareness · undress · disrobement · dishabille
habilimentrags
Torn cloth pieces
tatters · undress · dishabille · déshabillé · plainclothes