Meanings of made coat in English

She was dressed in a tailor- made coat and skirt of navy-blue serge.

Is it because I've got on cowhide stogies and a home- made coat?

Her own simply made coat and skirt of blue serge felt suddenly very dowdy.

I think an aria should fit a singer as accurately as a well- made coat.

Well, just imagine the Venus of Milo in a tailor- made coat and skirt,-andyou have Miss Champion.

This individual wore a heavy, country- made coat, and leather leggings, and had a handkerchief tied over his hat.

She always wore, summer and winter, a mannish-looking tailor- made coat and skirt, and a plainly cut flannel or linen shirt.

The top-dog spirit was fast oozing out of me, and I sat there sourly dusting the skirts of my poor country-tailor- made coat.

The background was a room-itseemed to have been in every case the same-expensivelyoverfurnished, inexpressive, ill-fitting its uses, like a badly chosen ready- made coat.

Thrown over a heap of broken boxes in a corner was a coat-a tailor-madecoat of fine material.

"He must be called The Knight with the Badly Made Coat."