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Meanings of lounge suit in English

A business suit consisting of a matching jacket and skirt or trousers.

Usage of lounge suit in English
1
Next day he leaves for New Zealand in an ordinary lounge suit.
Not that it Matters
2
He is dressed in a brown lounge suit, wearing brown rubber boots.
Occupied city
3
In his grey lounge suit he had the look of a quick-witted clerk.
The Summons
4
He wore a dark-brown lounge suit and a wine-coloured tie, and looked immaculate.
Simon the Jester
5
The preferred lounge suit was obviously meant to make more than a fashion statement.
The Irish Times
6
He had always associated it with a cheap lounge suit and a bowler hat.
The Moon Rock
7
He was dressed in a gray lounge suit, a clerical collar alone denoting his vocation.
The Parts Men Play
8
He sported a striking lounge suit in a world of badly cut German dinner jackets.
Laughter in the dark
9
From similar motives I did not invest in the lounge suit to which an Englishman is addicted.
Europe Revised
10
The late Mr. Craig's servant, in his customary black lounge suit, stood there regarding them quite calmly.
Till the Clock Stops
11
But the third, he of the grey lounge suit, remained motionless; only his eyes clashed coldly with the adventurer's.
The Lone Wolf: A Melodrama
12
He chose, after a careful review, a lounge suit of a grey-blue colour that had been fashionable that summer.
"Contemptible", by "Casualty"
13
The invites indicated that the dress code is uniform, morning coat or lounge suit, or day dress with a hat.
The South African
14
He was well dressed in a grey lounge suit, a soft shirt, with a high double collar and silk necktie.
The Hampstead Mystery
15
The Emperor is in the smoking-room of the Yacht Club, dressed in a blue lounge suit with a white peaked cap.
William of Germany
16
Absalom Adkins, clad in a loose-fitting corduroy lounge suit and his neck encased in a whitish kerchief, rises from his seat.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 159, November 24, 1920