A sleeveless vest or undershirt, traditionally worn in Ireland and Britain, especially as a colloquial or dialect term.
A variant of 'vest' or similar garment term, possibly from Irish or British dialect. The origin is uncertain but may relate to workmen's or laborer's practical clothing.
In Irish English, a 'fecket' (also spelled 'fecket' or similar variants) is what Americans would call a tank top or undershirt—it's one of those regional clothing words that rarely travels outside its native dialect area.
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