IPA: /ˈaʊtəwɛə/
KK: /ˈaʊtərˌwɛr/
Clothing that is worn over other clothes when going outside, like coats, jackets, and hats.
She put on her outerwear before stepping out into the cold.
Outerwear → It is formed from "outer" (from Old English "ūtera", meaning external or outside) and "wear" (from Old English "werian", meaning to carry or to wear). The word "outerwear" refers to clothing that is worn on the outside, typically for protection against the elements.
Think of 'outer' meaning outside and 'wear' meaning to carry or put on. This helps you remember that outerwear is clothing you wear on the outside.