1. off the shelf - Adjective
2. off the shelf - Phrase
3. off the shelf - Adjective Satellite
(especially of clothing) made in standard sizes and available from merchandise in stock
Source: WordNetoff-the-shelf
a ready-made jacket Source: Internet
ready-to-wear clothes Source: Internet
A Canada-style 'off-the-shelf' deal was offered by the EU to Theresa May's government but it was rebuffed in favour of seeking a more complicated arrangement. Source: Internet
An IBM PC clone could be built with off-the-shelf parts, but the BIOS required some reverse engineering. Source: Internet
General Motors, which had shut down auto production, had already entered into a partnership on March 20 with, a small ventilator company, to simplify an off-the-shelf design for rapid production at GM’s Kokomo, Indiana, plant. Source: Internet
Affordable curtains and window treatments can be ordered at home improvement stores or bought off the shelf at big box stores for a lower price than hiring a window dressing consultant. Source: Internet