Different Types of Garments
Garments plays a huge role in everyone's life. Each and every human being wants to stick to latest fashion and stay upto date. Clothes also projects the lifestyle and status of a person other than just protecting the body from different climate conditions. Over the long period of time, the trends have evolved from one to another. This evolution has split garments into categories.Baby Grow
Full body clothing for babies Ball Gown
Formal full length dress for social occasions Bikini
Two-piece type of women's swimwear that is in the form of a bra and briefs Blazzer
Jacket worn as a uniform, usually less weather proof than a jacket Saree Blouse
Blouse, is the upper garment of women, traditionally an Indian wear which is worn with a saree Bow Tie
Short necktie tied in a bow knot Boxer
Undergarment in the type of a shorts Bra
Undergarment for a women that covers and supports the bust Bra And Knicker Set
Matching pairs of bra and knickers Brief
Y-shaped undergarment Camisol
Sleeveless tight fitting woman's undergarment that covers the trunk of the human body Cardigan
Knitted long sleeved upper body garment with a full length opening at front fastened by a buttons / zip Cargos
Trousers that end above the angle & below the knee Catsuit
Tight fitting one-piece garment with long legs Chemise
Long sleeveless undergarment Coat
Outer garment with sleeves, that is worn over other clothes, usually for warmth Corset
Garment which is usually with boning, designed to clinch the waist Cravet
Wide fabric band worn as a necktie that has long ends hanging down the chest Cummerbund
Formal and pleated waist sash Dinner Jacket
Jacket usually black, a white shirt, black trousers, and a black bow tie Dress
Garment that covers the upper body & hangs down to cover all or part of the legs Dressing Gown
Long loose coat-like piece of clothing, usually worn before or after dressing Dungarees
One-piece top and trousers often made of denim Fleece
Upper garment (top) made from Fleece (the woolly covering of a sheep or goat) material Gloves
Wear to protect / cover your hands Hoody
Hooded sweatshirt Jacket
Coat with the length till waist Jeans
Informal trousers made of denim cloth Jogging Suit
Loose top & trousers made from a soft material, intended for jogging Jumper
Knitted long sleeved upper body garment, traditionally made from wool or cotton Kaftan
Ankle length gown with open bodiced, long & wide sleeves Kilt
Short, pleated, usually wrap of fabric worn around the waist Knickers
Women's underwear that covers the groin (area between the abdomen and the upper thigh on either side of the body) Kurta
Loose shirt worn by men & women falling either just above or somewhere below the knees Lingerie
Women's night-wear and underwear Nightgown
Comfortable and loose garment worn as night wear Nightwear
Bedtime dress Pashmina
Shawl made of soft & light wool that is made from the hair around a goat's neck Polo Tshirt
Thin-short sleeved top with collar with a few buttons down a slit below the collar Poncho
Cloak with a hole in the centre for the head Pyjamas
Nightwear - Trousers intended for sleeping in Robe
Loosefitting piece of clothing, usually reaches to between the knees and feet Romper
Fullbody garment for children to wear at play Sarong
Sheet of fabric used by both men and women that can be wrapped around the waist and worn as a skirt Scarf
Piece of fabric used for warmness that wraps around the neck Shirt
Upper body garment with a collar, cuffs, and a full length vertical opening at the front with buttons Skirt
Tubular dress that extends from the waist down to any part of the legs Socks
Fabric garment that covers the feet and ankles usually worn with shoes Stockings
Close-fitting see-through garment for female that covers the foot & most of the leg Suit
Two-piece formal wear in the form of a smart jacket, and trousers / skirt Sweatshirt
Knitted top with long sleeves, typically lighter than a jumper Swimming Costume
Women's swimwear that covers the upper body, but not the arms Tshirt
Thin short sleeved upper body garment Tailcoat
Coat that is waist length at the front & with a longer back divided into two pieces used as a formal wear with trousers, shirt, tie & waistcoat Tankini
Two-piece swimsuit, similar to a bikini but with the upper part in form of a tank top Thong
Undergarment with thin strip of material that passes between buttocks and which doesnt cover the bottom Tie
Piece of material worn around the neck under a shirt collar & knotted at the throat, that drops down over the front of the shirt Tights
Close fitting leg and waist wear made of thin stretchy material Tracksuit
Loose top & trousers, worn for jogging or used as a sports wear Trousers
Lower body garment that covers the legs and waist, constructed of two cylindrical parts for the legs and joined at the top Underwear
Garment worn next to the skin and under other clothes Vest
Thin sleeveless upper body garment either inner or outter Waistcoat
Sleeveless upper body garment which has buttons in the front usually worn with a shirt Different Types of Accessories with Garments
Cloth Bag
Non-rigid portable container that can be held by a person to carry things Belt
Band worn around waist intended to hold trousers up, or simply as a fashion item Boots
Footwear with a tall upper portion that at least covers the ankle Cufflinks
Decorative fastener used by men to fasten or link the two layers of a double cuff Hair Accessory
Items used for maintaining / decorating hair style (Hair Clip, Hair Band...) Hat
Item made by cloth, leather or other stuff to cover the head Jewellery
Fine object intended purely for decorating the body usually made of gold, silver... Shoes
Foot wear which covers entire feet Sandals
Footwear with an open upper that consists of straps that expose the toes Slippers
Footwear that can be slipped on to the foot without using fastenings such as laces Sunglasses
Eyewear to protect eyes from bright sun light and often used for style Please leave your comments, we do love it!
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