safari jacket

American  

noun

1. bush jacket.

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safari jacket British  

noun

1. another name for bush jacket

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Etymology

Origin of safari jacket

First recorded in 1950–55

Example Sentences

The first part refers to the president's love for the Kaunda suit - a safari jacket with matching trousers – and Uongoman, which incorporates the Swahili word uongo, meaning "lies".

From BBC

The director, who had been scouting some mountains for his upcoming movie, wore a soiled safari jacket and smelled of sweat.

From Los Angeles Times

A single-breasted safari jacket with short or long sleeves and patch pockets — often worn with matching pants — it was initially made popular in the 1960s by Kenneth Kaunda, the first post-colonial president of Zambia.

From New York Times

This has made the Kaunda suit - a safari jacket with matching trousers - popular with the political class.

From BBC

Lehrer didn’t do anchor things — no standing in the face of a hurricane with a microphone or popping up at the scene of some international disaster in a safari jacket.

From Washington Post