Hidden right in the middle of my name is a sleeveless piece of clothing. When late autumn arrives, I am the great gathering of crops from the fields. What word am I?
Harvest
The word 'harvest' contains the word 'vest' in its spelling (har-VEST) and describes the seasonal gathering of crops.
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