Things that you wear

  • Yellow shirt

  • Generic term for inner clothing worn under outerwear.

  • Common headwear; many styles like fedora, cap.

  • Common lower-body garment, called trousers in UK.

  • One-piece garment worn on body, common clothing.

  • Sleeveless upper-body garment, common as casual or formal wear.

  • Padded outerwear with stitched layers, keeps you warm.

  • Protective one-piece garment, often worn as workwear.

  • Jewelry worn on the earlobes, very common.

  • Denim trousers, classic casual wear worldwide.

  • Timepiece worn on the wrist; common daily accessory.

  • Outerwear garment for warmth or style.

  • Jewelry worn around the neck, common worldwide.

  • Blouse with zebra pattern, a fun wearable top.

  • Warm handwear, often wool, for cold weather.

  • Boots with blades for skating on ice rinks.

  • Circular jewelry worn on finger or toe.

  • Kitchen garment worn to protect clothes, common at home.

  • leggings

  • Headwear; simple hat with brim, common worldwide.

  • Covers face or mouth; used for safety or fashion.

  • Outer garment for warmth; worn over clothes.

  • Hand coverings for warmth or protection, many styles.

  • Loose outer garment, often worn indoors.

  • Traditional Scottish skirt for men, worn with sporran.

  • General term for garments worn on body.

  • Sturdy footwear, often leather. Great in rain or snow.

  • Cosmetics are worn on the face and often add color or shine.

  • Japanese robe-like garment, also worn as formal wear.

  • Casual short-sleeved shirt, hugely popular worldwide.

  • Eyewear worn on face to see better or for sun.

  • Clothing worn on feet inside shoes for comfort.

  • Common upper-body garment, worn by all ages.

  • Supportive undergarment, common daily wear for many.

  • Sweater-style top, called jumper in UK.

  • Cushioned inserts worn inside shoes for comfort.

  • Long dress or robe, often formal or for ceremonies.

  • Casual open sandals, popular beach footwear.

  • Footwear that protects and covers the feet.

  • Long warm coat worn over clothes in cold weather.

  • A broad term for shoes and other foot coverings.

  • Woman’s dress, common term in British English.

  • Brand of sneakers; here means the shoes you wear.

  • Waterproof coat for rainy weather.

  • British word for pants, everyday leg clothing.

  • Euphemism for underwear and other lingerie.

  • Loose nightwear dress for sleeping, very common.

  • Warm cloth worn around the neck for comfort.

  • Neckwear strip, classic formal accessory.

  • Standardized clothing for work, school or military.

  • Knitted warm top, often worn in cold weather.

  • Jewelry worn around the ankle, popular in summer.

  • Also called spectacles, worn on the face.

  • Shoes worn inside, like slippers or house shoes.

  • Artificial hair worn on the head; used for style or cover.

  • Soft ear coverings worn in cold weather.

  • Light upper garment, popular in women’s fashion.

  • Formal neckwear similar to a cravat, classic menswear.

  • British term for underpants, worn as underwear.

  • Thin fabric covering for head/face, often bridal wear.

  • Band worn on the arm, used for ID, mourning, or sports.

  • Cosmetic worn on lips; counts as wearable item.

  • General term for clothing worn outdoors on body.

  • Waist strap that holds up pants or for style.

  • Brimmed felt hat, classic men’s fashion.

  • Sleepwear set, worn at night for comfort.

  • Protective eyewear, worn for swimming or sports.

  • Formal neckwear, also called a tie or cravat.

  • General term for underwear worn under clothes.

  • A famous sports brand for shoes and athletic clothing.

  • Casual hooded sweatshirt, popular streetwear.

  • Small waist pouch worn around hips.

  • Knitted sweater opened at front; very common.

  • Long warm coat made of fur or faux fur.

  • Underwear for women, also called knickers.

  • Lace is a decorative fabric used in clothing and accessories.

  • Complete set of clothes worn together on the body.

  • Jewelry worn around the wrist, metal or beads.

  • Brand-name sheepskin boots, casual winter footwear.

  • Generic term for upper-body garment you wear.

  • Shirt that is specifically indigo in color.

  • Close-fitting legwear, common under skirts or dresses.

  • One-piece garment joining top and pants.

  • Short socks covering the ankle, common in sports.

  • A V-neck is a garment with a V-shaped neckline.

  • Brim or shield worn on head to block sun.

  • Short pants worn in warm weather or for sports.

  • Luxury wristwatch brand worn on wrist.

  • Mini skirt

  • Protective headgear; used in sports, work, biking.

  • Garment worn from waist down, popular in fashion.

  • Plain white top worn on upper body; classic basic.

  • Smartwatch worn on the wrist, tech fashion accessory.

  • Body jewelry worn through the nostril or septum.

  • Heavy outerwear for cold seasons; worn over clothes.

  • Foam clogs worn as casual shoes globally.

  • A soft fabric often used for shirts, pajamas, and jackets.

  • Two‑piece swimsuit, iconic beach and pool wear.

  • Casual cotton trousers, common everyday wear.

  • One-piece stretchy garment for dance or gymnastics.

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