Raiment

The car pulled to a smooth stop before a shop called Raiment by Chesko, and the apricot-colored doors rolled open.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2005

First, The Pilgrims were cloathed with such kind of Raiment as was diverse from the Raiment of any that traded in that Fair.

The Pilgrim’s Progress, in the Similitude of a Dream; The First Part. Paras. 400-499 1909

TZN Co. Ltd, which launched in the Chinese city of Hangzhou in 2001, runs nearly 200 outlets of B.R.J., which stands for "Best Raiment of Jauntiness."

L Capital Asia Buys Stake in Trendy Laurie Burkitt 2012

This tops the Spooky Hockey Mask and 2/3 Arboreal Raiment I scored last week.

Popurls.com yendi 2006

To conclude Let the World in general consider, that the Earth, and the seas and the Air, are to furnish all Animals, with food and Raiment; that mere animal strength, which is common to Beasts and Men, is not sufficient to avail us of [illegible] any considerable Part of the bountiful

John Adams diary 9, includes notes and draft essay, 1 - 11 February 1763, [June - July 1763] 1961

Philosophers, in another form, and under another Title, in order to get Bread to eat and Raiment to put on.

John Adams diary 6, 2 December 1760 - 3 March 1761 1961

Unction; near by the Chapel of the Parted Raiment, where Christ's clothes were gambled for; again, the spot where He was crowned with thorns; the place where they scourged Him; that spot beyond is where they nailed Him to the cross -- and the hole for the cross has been carefully cut out, no doubt by the best local stone-cutter not so many years ago.

A Fantasy of Mediterranean Travel S. G. Bayne

The Creator of Raiment had not done things by halves.

The Nest Builder Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale

_South Britain_, knew any thing relative to Houses, or Raiment; it being notorious that so late as the Arrival of _Julius Cæsar_ among them, they painted their Bodies, to render them terrible, and lived in the open

An Essay on the Antient and Modern State of Ireland Henry Brooke

Raiment has an extraordinary effect on the whole machinery of life.

Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 11, No. 22, January, 1873 Various