List of clothing

Things people make to put somewhere on their bodies, from head to toe. For things you put on animals, you might like to look at the tack category.

Bis forBustle

A bustle is gathered fabric at the rear end of a dress, which accentuates the shape of the dress.

Cis forCamisole

A camisole is a women's undergarment that has no sleeves, thin straps and extends down to the waist. Some women wear camisoles as outerwear instead of underwear.

Cis forCape

A cape is similar to a cloak, being a garment with no sleeves that flows down from around your neck, with a clasp at the front of the neck to keep it closed.

Cis forCardigan

A cardigan is a type of sweater that has an opening down the front. Cardigans usually have a buttoned opening. They are usually knitted but sometimes are sewn together from fabric.

Cis forChaps

Chaps are a leather garment worn over pants. They only cover the legs, and have no bottom or crotch. They are usually worn by cowboys, to protect them from rope burn or being scratched while riding through thorny bushes. Chaps are usually made from leather, and modern chaps as seen at rodeos can be very bright and colorful.

Cis forCloak

A cloak is a loose garment that is worn over other clothes. It has a clasp or a tie holding it closed around your neck and just falls in one big piece. Cloaks have no holes for your arms. Some cloaks also have a hood.

Cis forClothes

Clothes is another plural word for garments. You have one piece of clothing, but two clothes. Clothe is not the singular of clothes.

Cis forCoat

A coat is a warm top you wear over other clothes. A coat is very similar to a jacket but coats are usually longer. The word coat can also be used to describe an animal's fur.

Cis forCorset

A corset is a piece of clothing that was once worn by almost all women as underwear to give them a defined waist. Today corsets are worn as outerwear more for reasons of fashion. A lot of garments today that are described as 'corsets' are just imitation with a corset look, but don't actually shape the body. Corsets are not usually held shut by zips or buttons like other garments. They usually hook together at the front and are laced up at the back, as you can see in the picture.

Cis forCostume

A costume is a full set of clothes, from hairstyle to shoes, that reflects something like a period in history, a country, or a character in a show or play. The people in the picture are in Easter Bunny costumes.