Clothing

Basic clothes to keep you warm and protect you from the elements.

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P is for Poncho

A poncho is a garment made in one piece with a hole in the middle to put it over your head. Ponchos originally come from Peru. They can be made out of virtually anything, but are often made from wool to keep the person wearing them nice and warm.

R is for Raincoat

A raincoat is a piece of clothing made from waterproof fabric. Raincoats are designed to keep you dry when you are outside in the rain.

R is for Robe

A robe is a long, loose garment worn over your body.

S is for Sari

A sari is a long strip of brightly-colored cloth that is worn wrapped around the body. Saris are most commonly worn by women in India.

S is for Sarong

A sarong is a piece of fabric that is wrapped or tied around your waist. Sarongs are usually brightly colored, and are worn by both men and women in many countries, particularly in south east Asia.

S is for Shawl

A shawl is a simple garment that is worn draped over your shoulders, or sometimes worn over your head like a kind of hood.
Most shawls are either triangular or are folded into a triangle.

S is for Shirt

A shirt is a piece of clothing with a collar and buttons down the front. It is made from fabric that doesn't stretch, unlike t-shirts. Most shirts are either plain white or striped. Men usually wear shirts to work.

S is for Shorts

A pair of shorts is a garment that covers you from your waist down, but doesn't cover your legs completely. Shorts usually stop above your knees.
Shorts used to only be worn by schoolboys, but are now worn by anybody.

S is for Singlet

A singlet is another word for undershirt.

S is for Skirt

A skirt is piece of clothing that has a band around your waist but otherwise is just cloth below the band. Skirts go around both of your legs and not between them.
Skirts come in all lengths from very short, knee length like the one in the picture, or even down to your ankles. Usually only women and girls wear skirts.
A sling is a way of carrying a baby around. A sling is made from a piece of fabric, and goes over your shoulder. Babies like slings because it keeps them close and snuggly.

S is for Smock

A smock is a loose fitting garment often worn over something else, eg a paint smock.
Smock could also mean a garment made by smocking.

S is for Suit

A suit is a set of clothing, which has at least trousers and a jacket and shirt and sometimes a waistcoat too. Suits are usually worn with a tie.
men wear suits to work, and to formal occasions. Women can also wear suits, but often have a tailored skirt instead of trousers.

S is for Sweater

A sweater, also called a pullover, jumper, jersey or guernsey, is a garment you wear over other garments for warmth. Sweaters can be made of fabric or knitted, with or without a hood. A sweater with a zip or buttons down the front is called a cardigan.

T is for Trenchcoat

A trenchcoat is a type of jacket that is generally waterproof and knee-length. It was originally designed in the 1850s to be worn by soldiers.

T is for Trousers

Trousers are a garment that covers you from the waist to your feet. They are usually black or brown and worn by men to work.

T is for Tshirt

A t-shirt, tshirt, tee shirt or just a tee is a piece of clothing you wear on the top half of your body. T-shirts have short sleeves and are usually made from soft, stretchy cloth. T-shirts usually have some kind of picture printed on the front. T-shirts are usually worn with jeans, and are called casual clothing.

T is for Turtleneck

A turtleneck, also called a polo neck or skivvy, is a style of top that has a very high neck. The neck may be so long it is worn folded down. Turtleneck tops usually have long sleeves, but you can also get short-sleeved tops with a turtleneck.

T is for Tuxedo

A tuxedo is something a man or boy wears to a black tie event, like a formal social occasion or evening out. A tuxedo is usually black, with a white shirt, and often worn with a bow tie rather than an ordinary tie you'd wear with an ordinary suit.

U is for Undershirt

An undershirt, also called a singlet or vest in some countries, is a garment you wear under other clothes as an extra layer. Undershirts are usually white and have no sleeves.
An undershirt worn as outerwear is usually called a tank top.