roquelaures
/ˈrɑkəˌlɔrz/
noun
- A type of knee-length cloak or coat, popular in the 18th and 19th centuries, often worn by men.
- In the museum, we saw an original roquelaure made of heavy wool with a velvet collar.
- He draped his roquelaure over the chair before sitting down to dinner.
- The gentleman wore a stylish roquelaure over his suit as he walked through the snowy streets.