1kit 
/ˈkɪt/ noun
plural kits /ˈkɪt/ noun 1 [count] : a set of tools or supplies that a person uses for a particular purpose or activity
▪ a makeup kit ▪ shaving/sewing kits ▪ an electrician's tool kit — see also drum kit 2 [count] : a set of parts that are put together to build something
▪ He built the shed from a kit. ▪ We bought some goldfish and an aquarium starter kit. [=a set of things needed to set up an aquarium] 3 [count] : a collection of written materials about a particular subject
▪ a tourist information kit — see also press kit 4 [noncount] Brit : clothing or equipment used for a particular purpose
▪ The team wore their new kit. ▪ cricket/football/sports kit
▪ a makeup kit ▪ shaving/sewing kits ▪ an electrician's tool kit — see also drum kit
▪ He built the shed from a kit. ▪ We bought some goldfish and an aquarium starter kit. [=a set of things needed to set up an aquarium]
▪ a tourist information kit — see also press kit
▪ The team wore their new kit. ▪ cricket/football/sports kit
first aid kit — see first aid
get/take your kit off
Brit, informal : to take off your clothes
▪ She agreed to get her kit off for the photos.
▪ She agreed to get her kit off for the photos.
the whole (kit and) caboodle — see caboodle
