surtout

[ ser-too, -toot; French syr-too ]

/ sərˈtu, -ˈtut; French sürˈtu /

a man's close-fitting overcoat, especially a frock coat.

a hood with a mantle, worn by women.

Origin of surtout

1680–90; < French: literally, over all, equivalent to sur upon, on (see sur-¹) + tout everything

surt, surtax, surtees, surtitle, surtitles, surtout, surtsey, suruga bay, surv., surveil, surveillance

And the surtout, single-breasted, was thrown open gallantly; and in the second button-hole thereof was a moss-rose.

My Novel, Complete |Edward Bulwer-Lytton
On le dgrade peu peu, surtout dans le sicle lumineux et philosophique o nous vivons.

The Marquis D'Argenson: A Study in Criticism |Arthur Ogle
Sachez surtout que le luxe enrichitUn grand tat, s'il en perd un petit.

A Philosophical Dictionary, Volume 7 (of 10) |Franois-Marie Arouet (AKA Voltaire)
There are three kinds of coats—the body, the surtout, and the great.

Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 1, September 12, 1841 |Various

Too definitely must my repeated warning have echoed in his ears: Surtout pas de porcs.

In the Mountains |Elizabeth von Arnim

surtout

/ (ˈsɜːtuː, French syrtu) /

a man's overcoat resembling a frock coat, popular in the late 19th century

C17: from French, from sur over + tout all