Meanings of very natty in English

It is really a very natty arrangement, although you regard it so scornfully.

He became all at once very natty in his dress.

As Jack Bouldon had said, the costume of the boats' crews was very natty.

He wore a checked suit, very natty, and was more than usually tall and fine-looking.

A very natty looking squad of future admirals came aboard, grouping themselves about on the platform deck.

The former was brown, all brown; and the latter was of the tailor-made variety, very natty and becoming.

The girls looked very natty in corduroy skirts, neat riding boots, with plain linen waists and jaunty sombreros.

On grand occasions, as to-day, we all appear in full dress, and a very natty one I think you will agree that it is.

She was wearing a gray cloth tailor-made with a white silk, blouse and a short skirt showing a pair of very natty brown boots.

Very natty covers indeed.

"They'd look very natty, arm-in-crook together, and their best clothes on, whether or no, if he's at all the well-favoured fellow he used to be."