Sentence examples for finer garments from inspiring English sources

Although Clay typically wore finer garments than Marshall, for the duration of the debate on his motion, Clay wore simple homemade clothes.

"And you are to wear your finest garments, your linens, your silk".

Specialty hair fibres, costly because of their rarity and the processing they require, may be used alone in luxury fabrics for fine garments.

Deep in the Borrowdale valley, where England is observed in its finest garments, there is ferment in the fields and on the hillsides.

That hairpiece with its complex banding is "Leonardesque" – he loved to dress women in fine garments that I suspect he designed himself.

You only washed once a month, so all these royals dressed in fine garments covered their filth with unguents and perfumes — hard times for the nose," he grinned, rubbing his own.

"That's what we're breeding toward, to get that fine fiber and to be able to market fine garments from that," said Gordon A. Anderson, president of the alpaca breeders association.

"Let us educate our children, even though it should us subject to a coarser or scantier diet, and disrobe us of our few fine garments," Douglass wrote in July 1848.

Because clothing in Japan is often sold after death, there is always a surplus of fine garments to be recycled through these sales, both kimonos and the hip-length outer wrap in wool or silk called haori.

She had a great love of fine garments and was the only Malagasy sovereign to import the majority of her clothing from Paris rather than London.

My taste for fine garments didn't change as I got older, but it was a shock when I had to begin paying for them myself.