IPA: //ˈdeɪ.wɛər//
KK: /deɪˌwɛr/
Clothing that is suitable for wearing during the day.
She chose a comfortable dress for her daywear at the picnic.
Daywear → The word is formed from "day" (from Old English "dæg", meaning the period of light between sunrise and sunset) and "wear" (from Old English "werian", meaning to carry or to dress in). The term "daywear" refers to clothing suitable for wearing during the day.
Think of the period of light ('day') when you would 'wear' something — that's why daywear means clothing for daytime.