Burnoose (noun)

A hooded cloak or cape typically made of wool, traditionally worn in North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.

Origin:

From french burnous, from berber burnus.

Examples:

1. The traveler wore a burnoose to protect himself from the desert sand storms.
2. The nomads were dressed in traditional garb, including burnooses made from camel wool.
3. The burnoose provided excellent protection from the hot sun and blowing sand.
4. The burnooses were decorated with intricate embroidery that reflected the wearer's tribe and status.
5. The burnoose was an essential part of the desert nomad's wardrobe, providing both warmth and protection.