Clothing is a fundamental aspect of human culture, serving functional and expressive purposes. In this vocabulary lesson, we will explore words associated with different types of clothes, enhancing your ability to describe and discuss fashion.
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Clothes vocabulary
- Shirt: A garment with sleeves, typically collared, worn on the upper part of the body.
- Pants/Trousers: Outer garments covering each leg separately, usually extending from the waist to the ankles.
- Dress: A one-piece garment for women and girls, typically with a bodice and skirt.
- Skirt: A garment worn by women and girls that hangs from the waist and covers part or all of the legs.
- Jeans: Casual pants made of denim fabric, often featuring pockets and riveted details.
- Sweater/Jumper: A knitted garment typically worn over the upper body to keep warm.
- Jacket: A short coat, often with sleeves and opening down the front.
- Coat: A longer garment worn over other clothes for warmth or protection.
- Blouse: A loose-fitting, typically formal shirt for women.
- T-shirt: A short-sleeved, casual shirt with a round neckline, often made of cotton.
- Shorts: Garments with legs that reach only to the thighs or knees, worn in warm weather.
- Hat: A covering for the head, typically with a brim.
- Shoes: Footwear that covers and protects the feet.
- Socks: Garments worn on the feet, usually covering the ankle and lower leg.
- Tie: A long piece of cloth worn around the neck for decorative purposes, often with a shirt and suit.
Congratulations on expanding your clothing vocabulary! Whether you’re discussing personal style, shopping for a new wardrobe, or describing outfits, these words will help you express yourself in the world of fashion. Stay tuned for more vocabulary lessons on our language-learning journey!
