Sartorial (adj)
sah-tor-ee-al
of or relating to clothing or style or manner of dress.
Sartorial was first recorded in 1815-25. Sartorial comes from the Late Latin word sartor, meaning “tailor,” from the verb sarcire, “to patch or mend.”
Example sentences
“He didn’t think much of her sartorial choices and she didnt much care.”
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