Apparel refers to products worn on the human body to protect and decorate, also known as clothes. Common clothing can be divided into tops, bottoms, one-pieces, suits, functional/professional wear.
1.Jacket: A jacket with a short length, wide bust, tight cuffs, and tight hem.
2.Coat: A coat, also known as a coat, is the outermost garment. The jacket has buttons or zippers on the front for easy wearing. Outerwear is generally used for warmth or protection from rain.
3.Windbreaker (trench coat): windproof light long coat.
4.Coat (overcoat): A coat that has the function of preventing wind and cold outside of ordinary clothes.
5.Cotton-padded jacket: Cotton-padded jacket is a kind of jacket that has a strong thermal insulation effect in winter. There are three layers of this kind of clothing, the outermost layer is called face, which is mainly made of thicker colors. Bright or patterned fabrics; the middle layer is cotton or chemical fiber filler with strong thermal insulation; the innermost layer is called lining, which is generally made of lighter and thinner fabrics.
6.Down jacket: A jacket filled with down filling.
7.Suit jacket: Western-style jacket, also known as suit.
8.Chinese tunic suit: According to the stand-up collar that Mr. Sun Yat-sen used to wear, the jacket evolved from the clothes with four Ming patch pockets on the predecessor, also known as Zhongshan suit.
9.Shirts (male: shirts, female: blouse): A top that is worn between the inner and outer tops, or can be worn alone. Men’s shirts usually have pockets on the chest and sleeves on the cuffs.
10.Vest (vest): a sleeveless top with only the front and back body, also known as “vest”.
11.Cape (cape): A sleeveless, windproof coat draped over the shoulders.
12.Mantle: A cape with a hat.
13.Military jacket (military jacket): A top that imitates the style of a military uniform.
14.Chinese style coat: A top with a Chinese collar and sleeves.
15. Hunting jacket (safari jacket): The original hunting clothing has been developed into a waist, multi-pocket, and split-back style jacket for daily life.
16. T-shirt (T-shirt): usually sewn from cotton or cotton blended knitted fabric, the style is mainly round neck/V neck, the structure design of T-shirt is simple, and the style changes are usually in the neckline, hem, cuffs, in colors, patterns, fabrics and shapes.
17. POLO shirt (POLO shirt): usually sewn from cotton or cotton blended knitted fabrics, the styles are mostly lapels (similar to shirt collars), buttons on the front opening, and short sleeves.
18. Sweater: Sweater knitted by machine or by hand.
19. hoody: It is a thick knitted long-sleeved sports and leisure fir, which is generally made of cotton and belongs to knitted terry cloth. The front is knitted, and the inside is terry. Sweatshirts are generally more spacious and are very popular among customers in casual clothing.
20. Bra: underwear that is worn on the chest and supports the female breast
Bottoms
21. Casual pant: Casual pants, as opposed to dress pants, are pants that look more casual and casual when worn.
22. Sports pants (sport pant): Pants used for sports have special requirements for the material of the pants. Generally speaking, sports pants are required to be easy to perspirate, comfortable, and have no involvement, which is very suitable for intense sports.
23. Suit pant: Pants with side seams on the trousers and coordinated with the body shape.
24. Tailored shorts: Shorts with side seams on the trousers, coordinated with the body shape, and the trousers are above the knee.
25. Overalls: pants with overalls.
26. Breeches (riding breeches): The thighs are looser and the trousers are tightened.
27. Knickerbockers: Wide trousers and lantern-like trousers.
28. Culottes (culottes): pants with wider trousers that look like skirts.
29. Jeans: The overalls worn by the early pioneers of the American West, made of pure cotton and cotton fiber-based blended yarn-dyed denim.
30. Flared trousers: Pants with flared legs.
31. Cotton pants (padded pants): pants filled with cotton, chemical fiber, wool and other thermal materials.
32. Down pants: Pants filled with down.
33. Mini pants: pants that are long to the mid-thigh or above.
34. Rain-proof pants: Pants with rain-proof function.
35. Underpants: Pants worn close to the body.
36. Briefs (briefs): trousers that are worn close to the body and are shaped like an inverted triangle.
37. Beach shorts (beach shorts): looser shorts suitable for exercising on the beach.
38. A-line skirt: A skirt that unfolds diagonally from the waist to the hem in an “A” shape.
39. Flare skirt (flare skirt): The upper part of the skirt body is close to the waist and hip of the human body, and the skirt is shaped like a horn from the hip line diagonally downward.
40. Miniskirt: A short skirt with a hem at or above the mid-thigh, also known as a miniskirt.
41. Pleated skirt (pleated skirt): The entire skirt is composed of regular pleats.
42. Tube skirt (stright skirt): A tube-shaped or tubular skirt that hangs down naturally from the waist, also known as a straight skirt.
43. Tailored skirt (tailored skirt): It is matched with a suit jacket, usually by means of darts, pleats, etc. to make the skirt fit, and the length of the skirt is above and below the knee.
Jumpsuit (cover all)
44. Jumpsuit (jump suit): The jacket and trousers are connected to form a one-piece trousers
45. Dress (dress): a skirt in which the top and skirt are joined together
46. Baby romper: romper is also called jumpsuit, romper, and romper. It is suitable for infants and young children between 0 and 2 years old. It is a one-piece clothes. The fabric is generally cotton jersey, fleece, velvet, etc.
47. Swimming wear: Clothing suitable for swimming.
48. Cheongsam (cheongsam): A traditional Chinese women’s robe with a stand-up collar, a tight waist and a slit at the hem.
49. Night-robe: A loose and long gown worn in the bedroom.
50. Wedding gown: The gown worn by the bride at her wedding.
51. Evening dress (evening dress): a gorgeous dress worn in social occasions at night.
52. Swallow-tailed coat: a dress worn by men on specific occasions, with a short front and two slits in the back like a swallowtail.
Suits
53. Suit (suit): refers to carefully designed, with top and bottom pants matching or dress matching, or coat and shirt matching, there are two-piece sets, there are also three-piece sets. It is usually composed of clothes, trousers, skirts, etc. of the same color and material or the same style.
54. Underwear suit (underwear suit): refers to a suit of clothing worn close to the body.
55. Sports suit (sport suit): refers to the sports clothing worn with the top and bottom of the sports suit
56. Pyjamas (pyjamas): Clothing suitable for going to bed.
57. Bikini (bikini): A swimsuit worn by women, consisting of shorts and bras with a small covering area, also known as a “three-point swimsuit”.
58. Tight fitting garments: Clothing that tightens the body.
Business/Special Clothing
(work wear/special clothing)
59. Work clothes (work clothes): Work clothes are specially made clothes for work needs, and are also clothes for staff to wear uniformly. Generally, it is a uniform issued by a factory or company to employees.
60. School uniform (school uniform): is the uniform style of student clothing stipulated by the school.
61. Maternity dress (maternity dress): refers to the clothes women wear when they are pregnant.
62. Stage costume: Clothes suitable for wearing on stage performances, also known as performance costumes.
63. Ethnic costume: Clothing with national characteristics.
Post time: Aug-02-2022