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Clothes

Learn the English words for common clothing items.

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Terms in this deck

shirta piece of clothing for the upper body, usually with buttons and a collar

t-shirta simple, short-sleeved shirt with no buttons or collar

pantsclothing that covers the legs, from the waist to the ankles

jeanspants made of strong blue or gray cotton fabric

shortspants that end above the knee

skirta piece of clothing that hangs from the waist, worn by women and girls

dressa piece of clothing for women or girls that covers the body and part of the legs

sweatera warm piece of clothing with long sleeves, usually made of wool

jacketa short coat worn over other clothes

coata long piece of clothing worn over other clothes to keep warm

suita matching jacket and pants, usually worn for work or formal events

sockssoft clothing worn on the feet, inside shoes

shoesclothing worn to cover and protect the feet

bootsshoes that cover the foot and part of the leg

sandalslight shoes with straps that leave most of the foot open

sneakerscomfortable shoes used for sports or casual wear

hatclothing worn on the head

capa soft hat with a curved part at the front

underwearclothing worn under other clothes, closest to the skin

pajamasloose, comfortable clothing worn for sleeping

swimsuitclothing worn for swimming

blousea woman's shirt, often light and loose-fitting

hoodiea sweater or jacket with a hood

raincoata coat that protects you from the rain

vesta piece of clothing with no sleeves, worn over a shirt

tank topa shirt with no sleeves and thin straps

leggingstight pants made of stretchy fabric

overallspants with a piece that covers the chest, held up by straps

bathrobea loose piece of clothing worn after a bath or before getting dressed

slipperssoft, comfortable shoes worn at home

flip-flopssimple, flat sandals held on by a strap between the toes

high heelsshoes with a raised heel, usually worn by women

polo shirta short-sleeved shirt with a collar and a few buttons at the top

blazera jacket, usually more formal, that can be worn with or without a matching suit

sweatpantsloose, comfortable pants made for exercise or relaxing

cardigana sweater that opens in the front, usually with buttons

apronclothing worn over your clothes to protect them while cooking or working

tuxedoa formal black suit worn by men, usually for special events

braunderwear worn by women to support the chest

stockingsthin, tight clothing that covers the legs and feet

beaniea soft, close-fitting knitted hat

jumpsuita piece of clothing that combines a top and pants in one piece

mittensgloves that cover all your fingers together, except the thumb

uniforma special set of clothes worn by everyone in a school, team, or job

ponchoa piece of clothing like a blanket with a hole for your head, worn over the shoulders

nightgowna loose, dress-like piece of clothing worn by women for sleeping

bandanaa square piece of cloth worn around the head or neck

bereta soft, round, flat hat with no brim

face maska covering worn over the nose and mouth

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