1. Plural of chemise; loose, simple garments worn as undergarments or casual dresses, typically sleeveless or with short sleeves.
Usage: Common in fashion and historical clothing contexts

Examples

• The museum displayed several linen chemises from the 18th century.
• She packed several cotton chemises for her summer vacation.
• Medieval women wore chemises as their primary undergarment.
• The designer's collection featured modern chemises in silk and linen.
• Chemises were practical garments that could be worn alone or under other clothing.