leisurewear

or lei·sure wear

[ lee-zher-wair, lezh-er- ]

noun

1. casual clothes that are designed for wear during leisure time.

Word History and Origins

Origin of leisurewear¹

First recorded in 1960–65; leisure + wear

Example Sentences

Primark saw a 6% growth in sales overall and noted that collaborations with famous faces like Rita Ora had helped, as well as strong sales of shirts and leisurewear items for men.

From BBC

Lithe, well-groomed customers in Gucci flip-flops and leisurewear crowd these areas at all times of the day in Erewhon’s 10 L.A. locations.

From Los Angeles Times

Lithe, well-groomed customers in Gucci flip flops and leisurewear regularly crowd these areas at all times of the day in Erewhon’s 10 L.A. locations.

From Los Angeles Times

The game didn’t last long, but there are photos: Except for our 20th century leisurewear, we looked like biblical figures in the process of being turned to pillars of salt.

From Los Angeles Times

The game didn’t last long, but there are photos: Except for our 20th century leisurewear, we looked like biblical figures in the process of being turned to pillars of salt.

From Los Angeles Times