loungewear

American  

[lounj-wair] / ˈlaʊndʒˌwɛər /

noun

1. articles of clothing suitable for wear during leisure time, especially in the home.

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Etymology

Origin of loungewear

First recorded in 1955–60; lounge + wear

Example Sentences

And Wall Street long has fretted that the athleisure category as a whole is on the losing side of a return to casual dressing and less momentum for loungewear and other of Lululemon’s specialties.

From MarketWatch

The brand debuted in 2019 with a line of shapewear and has since broadened its range to include loungewear and other fashion categories.

From BBC

He owns roughly 7.8% of American Eagle Outfitters, a publicly traded company that controls four apparel retail chains, including loungewear brand Aerie and men’s clothing retailer Todd Snyder.

From The Wall Street Journal

The collection though — which spanned work wear, loungewear and evening wear, inspired by day-to-night in a fictional island town — was worth it.

From Los Angeles Times

The world has more loungewear these days, so you can’t even tell.

From Los Angeles Times