tunic's
Loose top's attribute
The possessive form of tunic, a loose garment extending to the knees or below, worn in ancient Greece and Rome and by medieval Europeans.
Modern tunics are similarly styled tops, often belted: The tunic's hem was embroidered with gold thread.
In anatomy, a tunic is a membranous layer enclosing an organ.
Of ancient Italy's capital
- togaAncient draped garment
- GreekOf Athenian origin
- chitonDraped Hellenic attire
- medievalOf the Middle Ages
Byzantine · knight · armor · surcoat · tabard · centurion · gladiator · ancient
Garment's upper opening
- hemlineGarment's lowest edge
- sleevesGarment's arm portions
- fabricWoven or knit material
- beltStrap securing trousers
silhouette · drape · length · fit · collar · seams · waistline · buttons
Roman
Of ancient Italy's capital
medieval · Byzantine · knight · armor · surcoat · tabard · centurion · gladiator · ancient · warrior
neckline
Garment's upper opening
belt · silhouette · drape · length · fit · collar · seams · waistline · buttons · embroidery
anatomical
Of bodily structure
tissue · sheath · encasing · lining · coat · investing · fibrous · surrounding · protective · organ
bulb
Rounded storage organ
shallot · garlic · scales · covering · outer · papery · protective · sheath · skin · coat