紳しん士し服ふく

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Meanings

men's suits; menswear

Refers to suits and formal clothing for men, often in the context of business attire or formal occasions.

紳しん士し服ふくを買かうto buy men's clothing/a suit
父ちちの誕たん生じょう日びに紳しん士し服ふくを買かった。
I bought a suit for my father's birthday.
紳しん士し服ふく売うり場ばthe menswear section (in a department store)
このデパートの紳しん士し服ふく売うり場ばは三さん階がいにあります。
The menswear section of this department store is on the third floor.
紳しん士し服ふく店てんa menswear store
駅えき前まえに新あたらしい紳しん士し服ふく店てんがオープンした。
A new menswear store opened in front of the station.

背せ広びろN5
背広 is the everyday word for a men's business suit, while 紳士服 is the broader, more formal retail term covering all men's formal clothing.
スーツN5
スーツ is a general loanword for a suit that can be worn by men or women, whereas 紳士服 specifically refers to men's formal clothing.
メンズウェアN3
メンズウェア is a casual loanword for men's clothing used in fashion contexts, while 紳士服 is the more traditional Japanese term often used for formal or business menswear.
メンズN3
紳士服 is the formal, old-fashioned term for men's clothing used in department stores, while メンズ is the trendier, more casual modifier used especially with younger brands.

婦ふ人じん服ふくN3
紳士服 refers to men's clothing while 婦人服 refers to women's clothing, and the two terms are paired as opposite retail categories.

Compound of 紳士 (gentleman) and 服 (clothing). The term likely emerged in the Meiji or Taisho era with the adoption of Western-style formal wear.