Vocabulary unit 5 6º

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This document provides vocabulary related to fabrics, garments, accessories, parts of shoes, and aspects of advertisements used in fashion through the ages. It lists various fabrics like acrylic, cotton, nylon, polyester, rubber, and silk; garments and accessories including bagpipes, capes, footwear, hoodies, jeans, kilts, ties, tights, tunics, and waistcoats; shoe parts; and advertising elements such as illustrations, logos, slogans, and text.

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GARMENTS AND ACCESSORIES
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