1. plural of dolman: loose-fitting robes or coats with wide sleeves, traditionally worn in Turkey and other parts of the Ottoman Empire
Usage: historical clothing
2. plural of dolman: women’s coats or jackets with cape-like sleeves that are wide at the armhole and narrow at the wrist
Usage: fashion

Examples

• The museum displayed several ornate dolmans from the 18th century.
• Ottoman officials wore richly embroidered dolmans as symbols of their rank.
• The fashion designer created modern dolmans inspired by traditional Turkish clothing.
• She collected vintage dolmans from the 1970s fashion era.
• The costume department needed authentic dolmans for the historical drama.
• Traditional dolmans were often made of silk and decorated with gold thread.