Tippet (noun)

A piece of clothing worn around the neck and shoulders, usually made of fur, wool or velvet.

Origin:

Derived from the word "tip" which means to cover the end of something, and "tippet" which is a medieval term for a scarf or piece of cloth worn around the neck and shoulders.

Examples:

1. The priest wore a tippet made of white silk over his robes.
2. She wore a tippet made of fox fur to keep warm in the cold weather.
3. The tippet was a traditional part of the choirboy's uniform.
4. The tippet was a popular accessory for women during the medieval times.
5. He wore a tippet made of black velvet to match his evening suit.