ski suit

noun

1. a warm, lightweight outer garment for skiing and other outdoor winter activities, usually consisting of a short, zippered jacket and close-fitting trousers.

Example Sentences

One of them, when Marina assigned her to guard duty, struggled to look like a soldier by standing with stiff dignity—a tall order for someone who happened to be wearing a green ski suit and high heels!

From Literature

Clark, along with co-founder and chief operating officer Quan Ralkowski, launched the vintage ski suit brand with an emphasis on crafting high-performance suits that double as fashionable outerwear that you can wear anywhere.

From Seattle Times

On New Year’s Eve day 2018, Cat — dressed in a quilted ski suit against the chill — went for coffee with extra whipped cream at a Civic Center Starbucks to celebrate Mckenzie’s success in staying housed and off drugs.

From Los Angeles Times

No one prohibited the skirt, and Vaspi raced with it over her ski suit, making remarkable strides in only a few years of training.

From New York Times

PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — The Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang ended four years ago, but when he drives his taxi, Jeon Jae-gu still sometimes wears a ski suit bearing the region’s Olympics logo, along with a matching Pyeongchang Olympics hat.

From New York Times