tunic
//ˈtjuːnɪk//
Noun
tunicSingular
tunicsPlural
1
A loose-fitting garment, typically sleeveless and reaching to the knees, worn in ancient Greece and Rome.
Roman citizens wore tunics as their everyday clothing.
2
A close-fitting short coat worn as part of a uniform, especially by police or military personnel.
The police officer wore a dark blue tunic with brass buttons.
3
A woman's loose upper garment, typically extending over the hips.
She wore a floral tunic over her jeans.