Green’s Dictionary of Slang

well put-on adj.

(Scot./Ulster) well-dressed.

[UK](con. 1920s) McArthur & Long No Mean City 6: Arthur Ross was ‘well put on.’ He wore a neat blue suit and a bowler hat.
[UK]K. Mackenzie Living Rough 161: I figured in Glaswegian language that I was ‘well put on’ in my new paraffin.
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