loose-fitting

[ loos-fit-ing ]

adjective

1. (of a garment) fitting loosely; not following the contours of the body closely.

Word History and Origins

Origin of loose-fitting¹

First recorded in 1880–85

Example Sentences

Wearing a loose-fitting leather jacket and a black miniskirt, she walks over with eagerness in her stride.

From Los Angeles Times

Residents facing the heat wave have been advised to drink extra fluids, stay inside in air-conditioned rooms out of the sun and wearing loose-fitting clothing.

From BBC

Roy cautioned people against going outdoors under the afternoon sun, drink lots of water and wear loose-fitting clothes while those who are especially vulnerable like the elderly should stay indoors.

From Seattle Times

The adult-film star wore loose-fitting black clothes and her blonde hair pinned back in a clip while seated in the wood-panelled Manhattan courtroom.

From BBC

UK hopeful Olly Alexander arrived at the venue wearing a loose-fitting, multi-coloured robe.

From BBC

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