This document provides a list of clothing vocabulary terms organized into categories such as bottoms, tops, dresses, shoes, accessories, fabrics, and descriptions. It includes common clothing items like jeans, shirts, skirts, as well as formalwear terms and accessories. The document also covers fabric types, colors, and includes exercises to practice pronouncing words containing "woo" sounds.

1. Advanced Clothing Vocabulary

2. Bottoms
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3. Jeans
(denim)
Pants
Trousers
Slacks
Capri pants

5. Shorts Skirt Hose / Hosiery
Tights
Leggings

7. T-Shirt
“Top”
Blouse
Button-Down
Oxford

9. Tank Top
“Vest” (uk)
“sleeveless”
ex: sleeveless oxford
Polo Shirt

10. Men’s Formalwear

11. Men’s Formalwear
Necktie
Blazer
Vest
Bowtie
Tuxedo
cufflinks

12. Women’s Wear

13. Women’s Wear
“Day Dress”
Casual Dress Evening gown / “gown”

15. Pajamas “PJ’s” Housecoat
Robe

17. “Lounge wear”

19. Sweater
Jumper (uk)
Cardigan
Sweatshirt
Hoodie

21. Jacket
Coat
Anorak

22. Accessories

23. Accessories
Gloves Mittens
Sunglasses
Belt
Scarf

24. Jewelry

25. Jewelry
Necklace
(beaded)
ring
earrings
• Chandelier
• Studs
Bracelet
Bangles
Jewelry Clasp
charm
watch

27. Running Shoes
Trainers (uk)
Sneakers
Dress shoes
Boots (“knee-high boots”)

29. High heels
“pumps”
flats
Sandals
Flip-Flop
Wedges

30. Vocab 2: Clothing
Descriptions

31. This word describes clothing that is usually “form fitting”… it
fits close to your body and shows your shape. T__________

32. to tailor (v)
tailored (adj.) “a tailored suit”

33. This word means to have folds sewed into fabric: P___________

34. Pleats (n)
Pleated (adj.) “pleated skirt”

36. Flared (flared skirt; flared pants)

38. Collar
cuff
button
Snap Zipper elastic band

39. Fabrics

40. Fabrics
Silk Cotton Wool
Leather / Pleather Linen Nylon

42. Plaid Polka-dot Stripes
Zig-Zag
(Chevron)
Floral Gingham

43. Unique Colors

45. Coral / Salmon

47. Mint & Turquoise

49. Primary Colors

51. Neutrals

53. Neon Colors

55. Pastel Colors

57. Jewel Tones/Colors

58. How does it fit?

68. Practicing the Pronunciation of “Woo”- sound
Ooh Woo Rue
Oh Woe / Whoa Roe
Owned Woed Road
Un One Run
Wool Rule
Wooed Rude
Ow Wow Row (to fight)
Oak Woke
Wooster Rooster

69. Practice saying these expressions
1. A woman’s word
2. A wishing well
3. If worse comes to worse
4. Pull the wool over her eyes
5. A wolf in sheep’s clothing
6. I would if I could, but I won’t so I don’t