Sentence examples for close-fitting garments from inspiring English sources

Water is so scarce that whenever its inhabitants go outside, they must wear stillsuits, close-fitting garments that capture body moisture and recycle it for drinking.

These orthoses, which are close-fitting garments, cost almost the same as solid ground reaction ankle foot orthoses, and the children need to take a long time to wear them.

Mark-Anthony Turnage's "Silent Cities" was a simultaneous rage and lament at the pity of war, vehement under a close-fitting garment of numbing distress and musically related to his opera "The Silver Tassie".

She also took up swearing and smoking, both of which dismayed her socially conservative parents (as she had calculated that they would), and began choosing her own clothes, opting for close-fitting black garments that were "a positive sign of depravity" in the late 1950s (a typical outfit consisted of "black-mesh stockings, spike-heeled shoes, bum-hugging skirt, jacket with a black fox collar").

Lest there be any confusion, let me clarify: A princess dress is a close-fitting gored garment, unbroken at the waistline, that flares from bust to hem.

The men's single, close-fitting Sogdian tunics resemble garments depicted in paintings of the Buddhist temples of Bamiyan and eastern Turkistan, notably at Kizil and Kuca.

Inventories were kept of garments made and bought, and these lists indicate that were clad in close-fitting white leather, God in bishop's robes, and Jesus in a simple white robe.

These garments were worn in layers one on top of another; they were fairly close-fitting but loose enough for comfort and for the practical needs of hours spent on horseback.

The introduction of elastomeric fibres has revolutionized the foundation-garment trade, and the use of stretch yarns of all types has produced outerwear that is close-fitting but comfortable.

Or close-fitting and female?

Use long underwear or other close-fitting pajamas.