Outerwear (noun)

1. Clothing worn on the outside of the body for protection against the elements.
2. A type of clothing worn over other clothes.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from outer + wear.

Examples:

1. The store specializes in outerwear for extreme weather conditions.
2. I need to buy a new jacket for this winter, my old one is not enough for this cold weather, it's my outerwear.
3. I have a lot of options for outerwear, I have a parka, a coat, and a jacket.
4. She always wear a stylish outerwear that make her look fashionable.
5. I don't like to wear heavy outerwear, I prefer to wear a sweater.