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Sailor suit

British pronunciation/sˈeɪlə sˈuːt/
American pronunciation/sˈeɪlɚ sˈuːt/
Sailor suit
[NOUN]
1

a type of clothing, typically worn by children, that features a sailor collar and other nautical-inspired details

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sailor suit definition and meaning

What is a "sailor suit"?

A sailor suit is a traditional type of outfit for infants and young children that is modeled after naval uniforms. It typically consists of a one-piece romper or shirt and shorts set with a sailor-style collar, cuffs, and buttons. The outfit often features nautical themes such as anchors, boats, and stripes, and is typically made from lightweight cotton or linen fabrics that are comfortable for babies. Sailor suits were originally popularized in the late 19th century and have remained a popular choice for baby wear due to their classic and timeless design. They are often worn for formal occasions or as a cute and stylish everyday outfit.

Examples
1So I wore a sailor suit in the hot sun.
2But I would get terrible nosebleeds in the heat, so me and my bloody nose would be walking around in my sailor suit with my invisible dogs.
3Although Robert would have originally been dressed and painted up like a jester, the sailor suit he has worn for over a century would have likely been one of Gene Otto's own outfits, handed down to his impish new friend.
4-Although, he only wears half a sailor suit.
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