Definition of clothier
:one who makes or sells clothing
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McGregor’s personal clothier told USA TODAY Sports that the Irish mixed martial arts star forks out more than $1 million a year for clothes.
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Trunk Clothiers, MaryleboneFor Felisi briefcases and Mackintosh trenches right across from Chiltern Firehouse.
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Very suitable Van Gundy’s involvement with the suit drive comes from the NBA Coaches Association’s relationship with clothier Joseph Abboud.
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Hanf, owner of Johnson Drive clothier Mission Fresh Fashion, said the mall’s customers would spill westward to small businesses along Mission’s main commercial strip.
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Its assets include women's clothiers Talbot, Coldwater Creek and The Limited.
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Connecticut Custom Clothing, formerly known as Dressed to the Nines, opened in 1916 as a custom clothier and tailor.
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Those original uniforms, created by North Carolina clothier Alexander Julian for the 1988-89 season, were iconic.
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The museum collaborated with Japangeles on a snapback hat bearing the clothier’s script logo, while Chado Tea Room crafted custom blends, each inspired by different generations of Japanese Americans.
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Origin and Etymology of clothier
Middle English, alteration of clother, from cloth
CLOTHIER Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of clothier for English Language Learners
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: a person or business that makes or sells clothing
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