Raiment
“Raiment” (RAY-ment) – from the Middle English for “to array” – means clothing in general.
Example (as used by H.G. Wells in The War of the Worlds): “A man in his Sunday raiment, lemon-yellow gloves even, was visible inside the window.”
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