well-clothed

We left Hawa knowing the children were at least in good hands: well-fed, well-clothed.

However, it cuts in another way, for they are not too well clothed and they will feel this severe weather terribly.

Meaning that his extravagance in the matter of food is such that it prevents his back being "rough" or well clothed.

Their women are well clothed, and both men and women love handsome ornaments.

He described the hills to be well clothed with wood, except the tops of the higher mountains which only produced bushes and fern.

These were called the Treasury Isles; they are moderately high and seemed to be well clothed with trees and herbage.