Wiktionary
n. A suit, typically made of khaki cotton, and consisting of a long square-cut safari jacket and long or short trousers.
Usage examples of "safari suit".
A London barrister, impeccably dressed in khaki safari suit and pith helmet, pointed an ebony cane at the village.
The man in the safari suit was anxious to return to his regular post.
Herbert Gaines was buttoning up his safari suit and making for the door.
The leader of the men, a rotund fellow outfitted in a safari suit and matching hat, barked orders and aligned his men for a march to the village.
On the counter before him there was a complete safari suit, knapsack, binoculars and revolver.
Her brunette hair was cut short and neat, and she wasn't as overweight as she looked in her unflattering safari suit.
He was resting in a khaki safari suit against a tomb of some sort.
He sported a dun-coloured safari suit with blue shirt and tie beneath.
She was wearing a sand-colored safari suit, and her hair was tied up in a turban.
To Pitt she couldn't have looked more regal, even if the designer safari suit hung on her body in tatters.
Jessie stepped into the sun and walked over, looking outdoorsy in a designer safari suit with her hair tied in a bright scarf, nineteen-thirties style.