How to talk about clothes in English?

 

Vocabulary about clothing.

Knowing about clothes makes our vocabulary richer and our perception of space and time becomes clearer when learning what kind of clothes should be worn for a certain occasion or for different climates. 

As well as making a conversation about fashion would be easier. 

There are many different types of clothing, like: 

  • tops, which are pieces of clothing you wear on the upper part of your body, like blouses or shirts.
  • bottoms, which are worn on the lower part of the body, like pants or shorts.
  • shoes and accessories, which although they are not clothing, are used to complement the style of each person.
Let's review some clothing in English:

OUTWEAR :                                                                                                                                                                 


     
 UNDERWEAR AND SLEEPWEAR:              
1. Pajamas
2 nightgown
3 shirt
4 bathrobe/robe
5 slippers
6 blanket sleeper
7 T-shirt/T-shirt
8 shorts/tights/shorts (rider)
9 boxer shorts/boxers
10 athletic supporter/suspenders
11 long underwear/Johns long
12 socks
13 (bikini) panties
14 briefs/underpants
15 Bra
16 camisole
17 half slip
18 (Full) slip
19 stockings
20 pantyhose
21 tights
22 knee-highs
23 knee socks

CASUAL CLOTHING:


1. pants/slacks
2. sweatshirt
3. T-shirt
4 .shorts
5. Jeans
6. blazer
  7. overalls














SWEATERS:













SHOES:


WOMEN'S CLOTHINGS AND ACCESSORIES: 



      
MEN'S CLOTHING:



Names of clothes in english:






EXERCISES TO PRACTICE:

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