leatherwear

[ leth-er-wair ]

noun

1. clothing and accessories made of leather.

Example Sentences

Before opening Everick Brown Design, he had two upscale home furnishings stores in New York and Connecticut called ebhome, and he also was a senior retail executive at brands including Coach Leatherwear and J. Crew.

From Washington Post

Back then, they were mincing about in his’n’hers leatherwear, swapping underwear, getting married on golden thrones and basically behaving with all the exuberance of lottery winners.

From The Guardian

The French conglomerate Kering, which owns the brand known for its intrecciato leatherwear, said that by putting Bottega Veneta’s creative direction in the hands of “a talented young designer, Kering continues to place bold and daring creativity at the center of its strategy.”

From Washington Times

The French conglomerate Kering, which owns the brand known for its intrecciato leatherwear, said that by putting Bottega Veneta’s creative direction in the hands of “a talented young designer, Kering continues to place bold and daring creativity at the center of its strategy.”

From Seattle Times

The French conglomerate Kering, which owns the brand known for its intrecciato leatherwear, said that by putting Bottega Veneta’s creative direction in the hands of “a talented young designer, Kering continues to place bold and daring creativity at the center of its strategy.”

From Washington Times