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tu·nic [ˈtju:nɪk] СУЩ.

kazak м.

tunic ИСТ.

tunika ж.

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During the winter months, men would commonly wear deerskin tunics and leggings with moccasins. en.wikipedia.org

Depicted are well-dressed sportsmen (in embroidered riding tunics with striped sleeves). en.wikipedia.org

Bottle green tunics and coats (hello the methodist girl school of my youth), beige, beige and more beige everywhere and just way too much navy... www.smh.com.au

But more prestigious clothes, lihin-lihin, were added for public appearances and especially on formal occasionsblouses and tunics, loose smocks with sleeves, capes, or ankle-length robes. en.wikipedia.org

The womenfolk generally wore linen or cotton tunics with sleeves, which are buttoned on the left and long skirts. en.wikipedia.org

With a love of the brightest colors, the men wore pantaloons skin-tight below the knee, colorful shirts and tunics, capped with vivid turbans and earrings of metal and seashells. en.wikipedia.org

The nobility tended to wear longer tunics than the lower social classes. en.wikipedia.org

These cavalrymen wore riding boots, jodhpurs, and short waist-length tunics of olive drab, which had flat collars. en.wikipedia.org

Postmen of the era wore bright scarlet tunics and were nicknamed redbreasts, so card writers and manufacturers capitalised on the link. www.telegraph.co.uk

It consists of green Algerian trousers known as saroual, red tunics known as kamisa or kamidja, and long white capes known as burnous. en.wikipedia.org

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