E oti te tarautete, te hākete, te kāone, te aha, te aha i te huruhuru o te hipi (Ma 1844:2). / Trousers, jackets, gowns and other clothes can be made from sheep’s wool.

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Ko ō rātou tiakete he mea mahi anō ki te kiri houi, engari ki te titiro atu rite tonu ki te kiwi (TP 8/1901:5). / There jackets were made of bark of the lacebark tree, but they looked just like kiwi feathers.

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He karanga mate te hari i te karaka maoa ki te hī i runga waka, kāore nei ōna hākete whakaora (HJ 2012:20). / Taking a non-swimmer fishing on a vessel without her life-jacket is asking for trouble.

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Ki te mea ka haere kōrua ki te moana mā runga poti pakupaku me mau kahu kautere. / If you two go to sea on a dinghy you must wear life jackets.

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Kei hea taku koti ua? / Where is my raincoat?

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