pinstriped
1 of 1adjective/ˈpɪnstraɪpt/
1
(of fabric) having a pattern of light narrow lines on a dark background
- He wore a pinstriped suit with thin white lines on a navy blue background.
- The pinstriped shirt added a touch of sophistication to his ensemble.
- Her pinstriped trousers were tailored for a professional look.
- The pinstriped tie complemented his crisp white shirt.
- The pinstriped lining of the coat added a subtle detail to the garment.
2
relating to the formal, professional image of certain professions like bankers or lawyers
- The pinstriped executive gave a presentation on the company’s financial health.
- She didn’t want to work in a pinstriped environment.
- The pinstriped lawyer argued the case with confidence.
- He left his pinstriped job to start his own business.
- The pinstriped board members discussed the merger.