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Italian leisure suit 

A cotton jump suit typically worn by Italians while doing leisurely things such as gambling, wearing large gold chains, and kicking faces in. A standard Italian liesure suit will have a zip up upper (with white T-shirt under) and matching pants. Said liesure suit can be nylon or cotton and converted to Italian formal wear simply by adding an italian neck tie (gold chain) and sandals with white socks.
JUSTIN- "That Everlast Italian leisure suit is dope Jayson".

JAYSON- "I know, I was so happy the Steelers beat Cincy that I thought I would treat myself to somthething special".

Italian suitcase 

1) a plastic bag, paper bag, bowling ball bag, any bag or carrying device , etc. other than a suitcase used to carry something that you don't want someone else to see

2) a plastic bag with something in it
1) After Louie wacked out 'Vinny the rat', he couldn't just carry his body out to the car. He had to make a couple of nice Italian suitcases out of him.

2) After last night I couldn't let Lisa do the walk of shame across campus so I gave that bitch an Italian suitcase for her f-ing stuff.
Italian suitcase by muffhead October 19, 2009

Italian suitcase 

A brown shopping bag with handles, used in place of of a proper suitcase. Often a result of not having money.
Hey Ma, do you have any Italian Suitcases? I'm going to sleepover Donna's and I need to pack a bag.
Italian suitcase by AuntReRe August 31, 2016
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