womenswear

American  

[wim-inz-wair] / ˈwɪm ɪnzˌwɛər /

noun

1. null women's wear apparel and accessories for women.

2. cloth, especially wool or wool-blend fabrics, used for women's tailored garments.

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Etymology

Origin of womenswear

First recorded in 1720–30 in spelling womens wear; women + 's ¹ + wear

Example Sentences

His signature ability to blend menswear and womenswear along with his technical proficiency to shape body-hugging looks made him a "true original", said the British Fashion Council.

From BBC

That reset will include refining womenswear product assortment and a shift to more contemporary tailoring in its Hugo brand, it said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Jonathan Anderson, creative director of Dior, was named designer of the year, with Grace Wales Bonner taking home British menswear designer of the year Givenchy's creative director Sarah Burton winning the British womenswear designer award.

From BBC

Equihua’s trust in herself is what led her from a scholarship at Parsons School of Design to an in-house designer for luxury womenswear brands to leaping headfirst into her own label.

From Los Angeles Times

At the time, Whitten’s main competitors were Bob Mackie and James Galanos — both womenswear designers.

From Los Angeles Times