1. A loose, sleeveless or short-sleeved tunic or dress worn by women and girls in Mexico and Central America, often decorated with embroidery or woven patterns.
Usage: Also spelled 'huipile' or 'güipil'; From Nahuatl origin; Traditional indigenous garment

Examples

• She wore a colorful huipil embroidered with traditional patterns.
• The market vendor displayed huipils in bright blues and reds.
• Her grandmother's huipil featured intricate hand-woven designs.
• Young girls in the village learned to weave huipils from their mothers.
• The museum's textile collection included several antique huipils from Oaxaca.