noun a sleeveless jacket or vest, typically padded or quilted
A gilet is a sleeveless jacket or vest, often padded and worn as an outer layer for added warmth.
In equestrian sports, a gilet may refer to a body protector worn for added safety while riding horses.
Gilets are commonly worn during outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and skiing to provide insulation without restricting arm movement.
Some professions, such as construction workers or outdoor laborers, may wear gilets as part of their work attire for added protection and functionality.
A writer may wear a gilet while working in a cozy cafe or while attending literary events to stay warm and comfortable.
A photographer may wear a gilet while shooting outdoor events or during photo shoots to have easy access to their equipment without being weighed down by a heavy jacket.
An outdoor guide may wear a gilet while leading hiking or camping trips to stay warm and protected from the elements.
An event planner may wear a gilet while working at outdoor events to stay warm and stylish while coordinating logistics.
A salesperson may wear a gilet while working in a retail store to stay warm in a drafty environment without compromising their professional appearance.