camise
/kəˈmiːz/
noun
- A loose-fitting shirt or chemise, often worn as an undergarment or as a simple outer garment.
- She wore a soft cotton camise under her dress for extra warmth.
- The historical reenactor put on a linen camise before adding the outer tunic.
- In the 18th century, both men and women commonly wore a camise as a basic layer.