outsize
- noun
- /ˈaʊtsaɪz/
- She ordered an outsize to ensure the jacket would fit comfortably over her sweater.
Examples
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Stores often carry a limited range of outsize for customers who need larger clothing.
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The shop specializes in outsize for both men and women.
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She bought an outsize coat for the winter.
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The store offers outsize clothing for plus-size customers.
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The store offers a wide selection of outsize clothing for individuals seeking larger sizes.
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He found an outsize shirt that fit him perfectly after struggling to find his size elsewhere.
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Many brands now include outsize options to cater to both men and women who require larger garments.
Synonyms
A clothing size for people who are bigger than average
A clothing size for people bigger than average
A clothing fit between medium and extra large
Antonyms
How Big
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Outsize as a noun comes from out- 'more than' and size 'measure', like in outside. So an outsize is a clothing size that is 'larger than the usual', used when standard sizes are too small.