Definition of sportswear
: clothing suitable for recreation;
broadly
: clothing designed for casual or informal wear
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Recent Examples of sportswear from the Web
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Every team has its full coaching staff here, each group of coaches dressed for games in matching sportswear, like a bowling team.
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Oh, and then there was elaborate knitwear, futuristic sportswear, over-the-top special-occasion dresses — and so much more great work.
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At an early point in his fasihon career Givenchy borrowed from women's sportswear, an American invention, for his collections.
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While international sportswear giants are present in China, Li-Ning is a local behemoth.
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Image Jay-Z has been named the creative director for Puma basketball, in the latest high-profile celebrity partnership for the German sportswear company.
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Nike’s Releasing New Collections with Virgil Abloh and Kim Jones The sportswear giant teams up with menswear’s next wave of luxury-house designers.
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At Valentino yesterday, Pierpaolo Piccioli embraced the sportswear and streetwear aesthetic, and packed his front row (for the first time) with black musicians and celebrities.
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Sherper's carries sportswear like T-shirts and accessories like bandannas.
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First Known Use of sportswear
1903
SPORTSWEAR Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of sportswear for English Language Learners
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: clothes that people wear for playing sports
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: comfortable clothes that people wear for informal activities
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