rough-clad

But indeed she was quick to see that I did be truly in anger; and mine anger to come because that I was hurt that this did be, and because that I was shamed that she had gone so rough-clad, the while that I had no thought to the matter.

The Night Land 2007

All the Sahibs of their acquaintance — rough-clad men joyously returning year after year to their chosen gullies — had servants and cooks and orderlies, very often hillmen.

Kim 2003

Lately a river sovereign and dandy, in fancy percales and patent leathers, he had become the roughest of rough-clad pioneers, in rusty slouch hat, flannel shirt, coarse trousers slopping half in and half out of the heavy cowskin boots Always something of a barbarian in love with the loose habit of unconvention, he went even further than others and became a sort of paragon of disarray.

Mark Twain: A Biography 2003

The rough-clad women watching them so narrowly were clearly trying to judge whether or not to risk openly approaching him with their business propositions.

Ripping Time Asprin, Robert 2000

A half-score of rough-clad riders gallop clear of the left flank of the Fifth Company, riding westward hard.

The Magi'i Of Cyador Modesitt, L. E. 2000

Suddenly she was sitting on her pony in the middle of the open road, and there wasn't anybody standing protectively between her and a rough-clad man who was riding straight for her.

Oathblood Lackey, Mercedes 1998

The log building which was a chapel on Sunday became a reading-room on week-days for the rough-clad miners.

Home Missions in Action Edith H. Allen

I saw the gaunt forms of rough-clad men gathered about the camp-fire, and beyond them a rude cabin of un-barked logs, looking cheerful enough in the rosy light.

Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 15, No. 87, March, 1875 Various

There were many fur-traders, too, who brought their goods to market as Daniel did, and one was constantly meeting some rough-clad trapper in from the wilds for a few days of city life.

Historic Boyhoods Rupert Sargent Holland 1915

But suddenly the stately thoroughfare had given place to a meaner street, its princely shops had degenerated into blank walls or grimy yards, on either hand rose tall chimney stacks belching smoke; instead of dashing motor cars, heavy wains and cumbrous wagons jogged by; in place of the well-dressed throng were figures rough-clad and grimy that hurried along the narrow sidewalks -- but these rough-clad people walked fast and purposefully.

Great Britain at War Jeffery Farnol 1915