The phrase "designed to wear" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an item that was intentionally created with a specific purpose or function in mind, usually related to clothing or accessories. For example, "This stylish dress is designed to wear for formal occasions."
The helmets, designed to wear over these masks are a sort of compromise betw.
They seem to have been designed to wear away, but like many advertisements on old barns, they are still here.
But the program had become an endless loop, bungled and exhausting, seemingly designed to wear you out.
It's designed to wear for a lifetime, to hold up like a fine cloth," she once said.
Oregon's hypertempo offense, which is sometimes referred to as the Jetsons offense, is designed to wear teams down so the Ducks can dominate in the fourth quarter.
On his Web site, Mr. Cohen says: "This persecution is designed to wear me down, to destroy my practice, to punish my clients, and ultimately to silence me.
The ring actually has two NFC inlays, with a larger 'public' area designed to worn at the top for sending things like contact data via a fist bump gesture, and a smaller 'private' area designed to be worn so it can be concealed in the palm and only activated via an open palm gesture.
Her designs were worn by many A-list stars including Amy Adams, Nicole Kidman and Penelope Cruz who selected her designs to wear to the Oscars.
The UK's leading specialist fashion auctioneer, Kerry Taylor, is witnessing increasing demand for vintage pieces from the era, especially in the US where wealthy socialites are snapping up original designs to wear at cocktail parties.
If you scrub too hard, you could cause this design to wear off.
Some outer garments like sundresses, tank tops, and formal evening wear are designed to be worn without bras or are designed with built-in support.
