T-shirt: A casual, short-sleeved cotton shirt., Blouse: A loose-fitting garment for the upper body, usually worn by women., Sweater: A knitted garment typically worn in cooler weather., Hoodie: A sweatshirt with a hood attached., Blazer: A type of jacket that resembles a suit jacket but is cut more casually., Cardigan: A knitted sweater that opens at the front., Coat: A long outer garment worn for warmth or protection against weather., Vest: A sleeveless garment worn over a shirt., Tank top: A tight-fitting, sleeveless shirt with thin shoulder straps., Trench coat: A heavy, waterproof coat, usually with a belt., Jeans: Casual trousers made of denim., Trousers: A formal or semi-formal term for pants., Shorts: Trousers that end above or at the knee., Skirt: A garment fastened around the waist and hanging down around the legs., Leggings: Tight-fitting stretch trousers, often worn for exercise., Chinos: Lightweight trousers made from cotton-twill fabric., Cargo pants: Loose trousers with large pockets on the outside of the legs., Sweatpants: Soft, comfortable pants often used for lounging or sports., Dress: A one-piece garment for women or girls that covers the body and hangs down over the legs., Suit: A set of outer clothes made of the same fabric, designed to be worn together., Jumpsuit: A one-piece garment that covers the arms and legs., Overalls: Trousers with an attached piece that covers the chest, held up by straps., Pyjamas: Loose-fitting clothes worn for sleeping., Underwear: Clothing worn next to the skin beneath outer clothes., Sneakers: Soft shoes worn for sports or casual occasions., Boots: Sturdy footwear covering the foot and the ankle., Scarf: A length of fabric worn around the neck for warmth or style., Belt: A strip of leather or fabric worn around the waist to support clothes., Gloves: Clothing that covers the hands, with separate sections for fingers., Hat: A shaped covering for the head..

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