well-clothed

British  

adjective

1. dressed in good quality clothes

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Example Sentences

"We were used to having food on the table, clean and tidy houses and the kids well-clothed, but we hit rock bottom," she says.

From BBC

The family is safe, well-fed and well-clothed - which makes me unprepared for her next statement.

From BBC

The onus, therefore, is on consumers to develop the critical tools required to recognize what's a genuine story and what's a well-clothed sales pitch.

From Los Angeles Times

Playing celebrated first world war diarist Vera Brittain, she anchored the handsome BBC weepie Testament of Youth with stout-hearted conviction; months later, she was on frisky female sidekick duty in Guy Ritchie’s well-clothed cold war romp The Man from UNCLE.

From The Guardian

Wearing a red hanbok, a traditional Korean dress, and flanked by saxophonists, she defined a true man as "not one who is handsome or well-clothed" but "one who takes a tough road for others while not losing his smile."

From New York Times