The phrase "arm attire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to clothing or accessories specifically designed for the arms, such as sleeves or arm warmers.
Example: "For the winter season, she decided to invest in some stylish arm attire to keep warm during her outdoor activities."
Alternatives: "sleeve wear" or "arm clothing".
Dressed in colorful attire and arms adorned in kandi beads, she is often seen photographing artists, like Kenny Larkin, who is wrapping up a performance on the Red Bull Music Academy stage.
Armed with the appropriate attire and resume, I learned they were interviewing on the spot.
On Saturday, the Pinky Pledge Street Team, clad in pink attire and armed with matching iPads, hit Main Beach to sign women up for their yearly exam.
The latest killing spree occurred last week in San Bernardino County, CA. as U.S.-born Syed Rizwan Farook and Pakistan national Tashfeen Malik, donned in tactical attire, heavily armed, and carrying an arsenal of ammunition and pipe bombs in their Redlands home, shot up Inland Regional Center, a facility for disabled people.
During a recent Sunday-evening screening at the Sony theatres at Eighty-fourth Street and Broadway, an odd pattern became apparent: like an Equinox Fitness Club just after work hours, the auditorium was dotted with a number of women, each sitting alone, each in her twenties or her thirties, each clothed in attractive, casual attire, and each armed with a healthy snack.
Armed and redolent in their new attire that consisted of turbans and swords, these men came to be called the Panj Pyare, or the Five Beloved.
If your Designated Mate leads you to dinner with an arm at your waist, assume that your attire change was successful.
A prisoner wearing the Assyrian princely attire is depicted raising his arms, tied around the wrists.
He shows, for instance, a gray-bearded man in traditional attire, a baby in his arms, the majesty of his posture eclipsing the bristling military hardware and a shelled building behind him.
The earls disobeyed a royal order not to carry arms to parliament, and in full military attire presented a demand to the king for the appointment of a commission of reform.
