garbs

garb oneself as a sailor

the black and brown garb of a Franciscan friar.

she was garbed in Indian shawls.

a man garbed in ancient vesture.

presented their radical ideas in the garb of moderation.

She doffs her garb worn under fire and wears again female attire.

" I have stayed abed too long. Bring me some clean garb" .

Once we are garbed completely, we can begin the operation.

I wonder what our garb will look like in the future.

He puts on his ceremonial garb: red face paint, earrings, and a necklace of shark's teeth and vertebrae.

" I need to change into fresh garb, Your Grace. May I have your leave" ?

Other popular stars are the hairy frogfish (pictured) and the wonderfully titled colourfully garbed flamboyant cuttlefish.

Marketed originally to farmers, mechanics and miners, they became the garb of choice for Western horsemen.

He was an aged man, clad in seafaring garb, with an old pea-jacket buttoned up to his throat.

" You dare talk of tricks? Your brother Tyrion sent us cutthroats in envoy's garb, under a peace banner" .

So the default work garb for men, when meeting clients, is jacket, open-necked shirt and dark trousers (denim excluded).