Sartorial (adj)
sar-tor-ee-ul
Relating to tailoring, clothes, or style of dress.
Early 19th century: from Latin sartor ‘tailor’ (from sarcire ‘to patch’) + -ial.
Example sentences
“It was his sartorial elegance that first drew me in.”
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