a. [f. as prec. + -ARY1.] Of or pertaining to, in respect of, clothes or dress; vestiary.
Freq. in journalistic use.
1803. in Spirit Pub. Jrnls., VII. 15. What has been the effect of all the sermons, dissertations, essays, and paragraphs that have been written against vestimentary errors and offences?
1863. Sat. Rev., XV. 174/2. Such vestimentary sufferings as he has been exposed to in the changing course of fashion.
1890. Spectator, 10 March. An American dentist’s wife was not quite the person to inaugurate a vestimentary revolution.
