Action-coatThe sport coat is a men's jacket with an athletic fit.
ActivewearActivewear means a kind of clothing for men and women.
American CollarThe american collar is a collar for males that tips are pronounced and long, cut off almost vertically.
AMF Stitching TailoringAlso known as saddle stitching, where seams are madewith a point ornamental effect, very similar in appearance to the point in hand. This name comes from the machine that runs it.
AndrogynousAndrogynous means a mode of dressing that is ambiguous, between the masculine and feminine.
AnorakThe anorak is a sealskin coat typical of the Eskimos, with hood, that slips from his head.
AplombAplomb means a perfect line that gives a flawless fit to an item of clothing.
ApplicationAn application is a decorative element.
AquiferThe aquifer is each of the tails of the jacket ceremony in men's clothes.
ArmholeArmhole is synonymous with hollow sleeve and indicates a hairline cut of the sleeve, which gives much fit.
AttachmentAviator JacketThe aviator jacket is a short jacket in life, rounded shape, leather and fur collar, similar to the Bomber.
BagThe bag is a soft bag, limp and large worn over the shoulder.
Baggy PantsBaggy pants are very wide, from the crotch down, worn by young people.
BandBand is a strip of fabric applied on a dress or any other item of clothing.
BarbourThe barbour jacket is a sporty, masculine and feminine, waterproofed cotton.
Baseball CapBaseball cap is a form of headgear attached to the head tense, half-moon on the front.
BatikBatik is a special printing technique born in southern India.
Battle JacketThe battle jacket is a racket sport coat for males.
BeadingBeading means to realize or apply a border to a table cloth or a dress.
BearskinThe bearskin headdress is of military origin, fur, a truncated cone, which can also have chin strap.
Bell BottomsThe Bell Bottons (flared trousers) trousers are designed for marine and arrived on the scene of the '70s fashion.
Bell-Bottom Pants Bell-Bottom pants are trousers that become wider from the knees downward.
BellowsAn article of clothing the "bellows" is closed, folds the ends to give amplitude in the middle.
BeltThe belt is an accessory, generally made of leather, fabric or woven fibers, and is worn around the waist.
BermudaBermuda shorts are knee-length shorts made of cotton.
Bespoke SuitThe bespoke suit is a suit packed on the customer's measurements.
Best Tone GenreThe expression BCDG (BON TON GENRE) indicates a style of clothing bourgeois.
BibThe bib is a garment consisting of trousers with bib comfortable supported by two straps that cross on the back to hook on the back of one's trousers.
BikersThe expression refers to bikers and motorcyclists groups a tribe from the stylistic codes precise.
BlackThe black is a blue denim (jeans) piece dyed black.
BlazerThe Blazer is a man’s jacket. A symbol of class and elegance.
Bling BlingBling bling is an onomatopoeic term used to describe diamonds, jewelry and even a style of clothing.
BlousonThe blouson jacket is a unisex leather or fabric very popular in the 60s.
Bomber JacketThe bomber jacket is a short and tight on the sides thanks to an elasticized band.
BootThe boot is a sturdy shoe and quite sports high.
BootThe boot is a footwear made of leather or rubber, which comes just above the ankle.
BowThe bow indicates the superficial and hairy velvet, chenille and sponge.
Bow TieThe bow tie is also known as butterfly.
Bowler HatBoxer BriefThe men's boxer briefs are made shorts with side vents.
British WarmThe British men's coat is a warm, warm fabric like wool and cashmere.
BrodeThe term "Brode" means decorated with embroidery.
BroderieWith the expression "broderie" refers to any type of embroidery performed on fabric as a decorative motif.
BrokenThe broken is a male dress with jacket in a different color pants.
BrunusBrunus is a raw wool coat, long and wide, with hood.
BrusselsBrussels is an embroidery hand made with linen thread.
Button Down CollarThe Button Down Collar, is used on shirts and polo shirts. It is presented with slots on the tips of the "sails", connected to two buttons attached to the front, which keeps the collar in the correct position.
Button PanelThe button panel is a type of closure with buttons applied on the shoulder.
ButtonholeThe buttonhole is a row of buttons applied on an item of clothing or an accessory.
CacciatoraThe hunter is a man's jacket for sports, made of corduroy or moleskin, with patch pockets.
Cache-colThe cache-col is a small handkerchief or scarf.
Cache-nezCache-nez is a big woolen scarf.
CaftanThe term derives from "ciaftan caftan", and indicates an item of clothing which is also known as the caftan.
CagouleThe cagoule is a knit cap or other material.
CamisoleWith a blouse or camisole means a summer shirt with an open collar and short sleeves, lightweight fabric.
CanadianThe Canadian is a ski jacket for men and women, waterproof fabric, with padded lining.
CanotierThe canotier is also known as steel wool and a hard hat in straw.
CapThe cap is a hat without a brim visor it, very tight, which leaves the ears uncovered.
CapCap is a form of headgear covering male and female, without tense and often with visor.
CapeThe cape is a piece of clothing outside source wheel, sleeveless, often with a hood.
CardiganThe cardigan is a wool jacket, low-cut "V", fastened with buttons and long up below the hips.
CarmagnolaThe carmagnola is a men's jacket with three-quarter sleeves, bulging, and simple, which takes its name from the town of Carmarthen.
CarreA carre is a rectangular fabric, which comes down from the shoulders on the back, and sometimes on the chest, coupled to the garment with a seam.
CarrickThe carrick is a male long coat lined, characterized by several overlapping capes.
CasualThe casual style is a style of clothing comfortable, informal, for males and females.
ChandailThe chandail a heavy wool sweater, that slips from the head and is without buttons.
ChesterfieldThe Chesterfield coat is a coat of wool fabric, initially only gray, then also blue, black and beige.
ChevreauThe term refers to the chevreau properly tanned leather kid, very soft and mainly used to pack accessories.
ChicThe term means chic elegant, fine, distinct and you can report both the attitude and the way they dress.
Chinese CollarThe chinese collar is stiff, that is applied to the base of the neck, where it is secured on the inside with a snap button.
ChinosThe trousers are chinos with a sporty, cotton khaki, with welt pockets and side pleats on the front.
Cigarette PantsThe cigarette pants are also known as drainpipe trousers.
ClassicThe adjective indicates a classic style of clothing is not subject to changes in fashion.
ClutchThe clutch is a small handkerchief, usually made of silk, folded into a triangle and tucked in the breast pocket of the jacket.
CoatThe coat, or blazer, is a generic term for male or female, an outerwear fabric caído along at least until below the knee.
CoatA coat is a long-sleeved winter outerwear, masculine and feminine, packed with fabrics and warm materials.
CockadeThe cockade is a rosette of ribbon curled or crimped and the back of a head longer than the front.
CodpieceThe codpiece is a small triangle of fabric closed by sewing buttonholes and between the pants.
CollarThe collar is the flap on the collar of his jacket, coat or overcoat.
CollarCollar means that part of a garment or a mesh that follows the base of the neck.
CollarThe collar is the part of the shirt or the gown surrounds the neck, and can have multiple forms.
Collar CyclistA collar cyclist is a high collar fitting closed by a zipper, suitable for knitted garments.
CollectionCollection is a set of clothing created by the designer, presented in a parade or in the showroom twice a year.
Comfortable FitModels with a relaxed fit are garments that have larger measures, with a generous and comfortable fit.
Contrast StitchingWith contrast stitching, seams are sewn in a very different color as compared to the color of the fabric, in order to highlight the lines of the model and the seams themselves.
ConvexIt defines "convex" as an accessory to a part of an item of clothing with a rounded shape.
Coordinated"Coordinated" is a term used when clothing is packed in different tissues, but combined together in a harmonious way, to color for fantasy.
CorduroyThe corduroy fabric is cotton soft and slightly hairy, very durable.
Corozo ButtonButton made from a material called corozo, also known as vegetable ivory.
Cotton ‘mano pesca’Cotton ‘mano pesca’ is a special cotton fabric, smooth and soft to the touch, as the skin of the fish.
Cowboy BootCowboy boots are for male and female, mid-calf, with elongated tip and the heel angle.
Cowboy BootThe cowboy boot is a masculine leather, worn by cowboys, horse breeders.
Crew-neckNeckline of garment that follows the circumference of the neck with a curvilinear design.
CurlThe curl is a ripple of a fabric or of a detail of a dress, an accessory, etc..
Cutaway CoatThe cutaway coat is the coat of tight, black or gray single-breasted, with the foot dovetail.
DapperThe word "dapper" refers to those who dress with extreme care and excessive refinement so as to appear ridiculous.
Deconstructed JacketThe deconstructed jacket is a garment with lightweight padding on the shoulder straps and without reinforcing the front with horsehair.
DenimDenim is a rugged fabric in twill, with a warp effect, cotton thread, and with blue-dyed weft. It has on the right side, and on the back, a marked difference in appearance.
DimpleThe dimple is a small infossatura that forms beneath the knot of his tie.
Double-breastedDouble-breasted is a type of lacing characteristic for jackets. Particularly used for elegant jackets, but also applied to other kinds, in which the two parts of the front of the jacket are overlapping and joined by two parallel rows of buttons.
Double-breasted jacketThe double-breasted jacket is a jacket for male or female, with overlapping front and closed with two rows of buttons.
Double-breasted placketThe double-breasted placket is a type of closure of the clothes with two rows of buttons.
DoudouneThe doudoune is a type of jacket.
DovetailThe term "dovetail" refers to a pattern of double "v" designed on the uppers of the shoes.
Duck BillDuck bill means a type of tip of the shoe that resembles the shape of the beak of the duck.
DuvetThe duvet is a wind jacket stuffed with goose feathers.
DuvetThe duvet is an item of sports clothing, for male and female, stuffed with various materials (goose).
EarmuffThe earmuff is a warm and stretch fabric band or circle ending with fur pom-poms covering ears protecting them from the cold.
Edged An edged garment or an edged accessory is trimmed often in color or different material.
ElegantThe elegant adjective is attributed to a person or a piece of clothing.
EmbroideryThe embroidery is a decoration made with needle and thread, hand or mechanically, creating many different designs.
English PlacketThe placket English is a type of placket in which the buttons are hidden.
EskimoEskimo is a large sport coat, waterproof, hooded, usually gray in color green, lined internally.
EthnicA style which incorporates ethnic or reworks the traditional customs of non-European cultures.
EtonThe Eton is a straight-cut jacket worn by the students of English boarding school of Eton.
Fabric "Ribbed"Fabric in a plain or twill weave, with the wires alternating in different colors at the warp or weft.
FaneReplying to Fanè is a dress or an accessory aged from use.
FashionFashion is a style of dress, which changes with the changing of seasons.
Fashion VictimsFashion victims is used to identify a person who is unable to identify commonly recognized boundaries of style.
Faux-colThe faux-col is a detachable collar.
FedoraThe fedora is a felt hat from the cylindrical dome, with a central cavity surrounded by a tape from the wing rather large.
FiletThe filet indicates a can, an embroidery, but also a fabric with a loose weave, to the network.
FinishingThe finishing is a treatment that brings new features to the fabric or yarn, making it brighter, improving the appearance or hand.
FlaredA flared garment is an item of clothing or part of it that widens towards the hem.
Flat CapThe flat cap is a cap for males made with cloth, with visor.
FlawedFlawed is said to fabric or garment that has an imperfection.
FlowerThe flower is the outer layer of the skin, delicate and soft, used for clothing and accessories.
FormalFormal clothing is a classic, and conventional style for male and female.
French CollarThe french collar is a men's shirt that tips short and wide apart to make room for a wide tie.
FringeThe fringe is a seal with cords or wires hanging, to be applied to the edges of the sleeves, hems of clothing shawls, etc..
FunkThe style funk is a style of dandy black matrix, has its origins in the 50s with the singer Little Richard.
Fur CoatThe fur coat outerwear is packed with the coats of some animals.
Garde-corpsThe garde-corps is a men's overcoat, heavy fabric, trimmed in fur.
GolfGolf is a kind of clothing, especially in wool, but also cotton, made however with heavy yarn.
GrisailleThe grisaille is a fabric in combed wool twill weave, in medium weight.
Grosgrain RibbonThe grosgrain ribbon is a tape in a knitted fabric thick and embossed border or used as reinforcement.
Grunge StyleThe grunge style is a style of American youth clothing, and became international.
GuayaberaThe guayabera is a men's shirt, like a jacket, no tie to wear over pants, packaged in lightweight fabrics such as linen or cotton.
HandkerchiefThe handkerchief is a small square of cotton, linen and silk.
Hawaiian ShirtA Hawaiian shirt is a wide, men's shirt. Also known waikiki aloha shirt.
High-NeckedWith the term "necked" refers to any item of clothing that adheres to the neck.
Hiphop StyleThe hip hop style of clothing was born in the wake of the success of American hip hop music genre in the early 80s.
HomburgHomburg is synonymous with the fedora is a soft felt male hat.
HoneycombWe define a honeycomb embroidery curling the fabric, resulting in small rectangles or diamonds.
HoodA hood is a cone-shaped hat, sewn or fastened with zips or buttons on the necks of coats, but also on sweatshirts, sweaters, etc..
HoodThe hood is a mantle of varying length, width, to wear clothes.
Hunters CapHunters Cap is a cap for male hunters belonging to the English tradition.
HuskyThe husky is a sports jacket quilted from nylon diamond-shaped for male and female.
InformalWe define informal style of clothing for men and women, who plays the traditional dress with a sporty touch.
InsertJacketJacket is worn by men and women that arrive at the waist or hips.
JacketThe jacket is an outerwear for men and women.
JerseyJersey is a type of knitted fabric.
KefiaThe Kefia is the typical Arab headdress worn on the head or shoulders.
KnickerbockersThe breeches are synonymous with knickerbockers, Courts, breeches stop at the knee.
KnotThe knot is tied by a ribbon, thread, cords and other materials, made to tighten or stop.
K-wayThe k-way jacket is masculine and feminine, ultra-light nylon, with cap, which is worn by the head, as the anorak.
LabelThe label is a small strip of cloth, leather or other material, adhesive or sewn on the garment in which is shown the brand.
Laced ButtonsThe lacing with buttons is a type of closure of an item of clothing obtained by means of buttons.
Laced KnotThe laced knot is a closure of a garment or part of it, obtained by knotting the two ends.
Laced StringsLaced strings is a type of lacing in which a series of small holes are made to pass a ribbon to a lanyard.
LacosteA t-shirt lacoste polo in pique cotton, collared male, buttoned with three-button cuffs and tails.
LapelThe lapel describes the hem of the pants when the fabric is folded back on itself to the outside and then stop at the sides with a concealed location.
LavaliereThe lavaliere is a large black tie, tied in a bow, fashion from the 1800 anarchist emblem.
LeggingLeggings is a protection in leather, which protects the leg from the ankle to the knee, worn by troops on horseback.
Lightweight BootThe lightweight boot is a hiking boot in waterproof leather with rubber sole.
LinedA garment that is lined is entirely layered on the inside with a fabric, generally customized with the manufacturer's logo.
LiningThe lining is a fabric attached in the interior of the garment.
Loden The loden coat is a typical Tyrolean origin of masculine and feminine, packed with the namesake fabric.
LoropianaBrand and name of the company founded in 1924 and specializes in the production of very fine wool fabrics, owes its fame both to the high quality of workmanship and materials used.
Lumberjack ShirtA Lumberjack shirt is a shirt that is heavy-checked.
Made-to-measure tailoringThe term made-to-measure tailoring means an exclusive service of creating fashion garments with a tailor based on the specific measurements and requirements of the client.
Mandarin CollarThe mandarin collar is a stiff collar without "sails", adhering to the neck, and used for shirts, jackets and blouses.
MelangeThe term Melange is a French noun meaning "mixture".
Men's Casual DressThe mens casual dress is a dress worn for the entire male leisure.
Men's SuitMicrofiberMicrofibers are very fine synthetic fibers.
Military CoatA military coat is a double-breasted outerwear that is straight cut, inspired by uniforms, characterized by metal buttons and epaulettes.
Military JacketThe military jacket is a single breasted jacket long until the hips, with square shoulders, long sleeves, with bellows pockets, fastened with brass buttons.
Military StyleThe military style is a style of clothing that is inspired by the military uniforms in colors and shapes.
Mob CapThe mob cap hat is a wide, rounded, in cotton muslin.
MockMock is for male and female, made in different materials, with tight neck.
Mock CollarThe mock collar is a tight neck that rises up in the middle of the neck.
MonotoneMonotone is any outerwear made with sheepskin.
MontgomeryMontgomery is a duffle coat heavy cloth with a hood.
NailThe nail, also called perfecto, is a leather vest with side zipper and a waist belt.
NappaNappa or Nappa leather is very soft and supple.
Neck ListingThe neck to neck is a listing that goes straight and rigid, one usually closes the side, and is suitable for jackets.
Neck ScarfThe neck scarf is attached to the head, the back side of the neck from which a small scarf to be connected on the front.
NockThe nock is the corner of a handkerchief, a strip of cloth and the like.
Node four in handThe node four in hand is a node that has elongated triangular shape.
NorfolkThe term describes a Norfolk sports jacket for males.
OuterwearA coat is a generic term for all outdoor clothing such as jackets, coats and raincoats.
OvercoatOvercoat is a generic term for outerwear coats as light as a feather dusters.
OvercoatThe overcoat is a long and heavy coat for mens.
PaddingThe padding is made of soft goose feathers, acrylic or other soft materials and is used to stuff clothing or any part thereof.
PanamaThe panama hat is a fine woven straw.
PantsThe pants are also known as trousers and a garment born for males, but also for females.
ParkasThe parkas is a sport coat for male and female, with a hood.
PashminaPashmina is a type of fine cashmere wool.
Penny LoaferThe pennyloafer is a moccasin with external stitching, in which it was originally inserted through a penny.
PersianThe term refers to the Persian lamb "fur karakul all'astrakan", very similar but more thick and curly.
Pinces PinstripePinstripe is a worsted wool fabric generally dark in color (gray, gray, blue, black, brown) with thin white stripes.
Pinstripe FabricPinstripe fabric is a fabric that is generally dark-colored, in vertical thin lines drawn with a light color. Pinstripe fabric is very suitable in manufacturing jackets and classic suits.
PiquetThe Piquet (or pique) is a cotton fabric with small emphasized patterns including diamonds, squares, dots.
PlacketFor placket means the closure with buttons.
PlanstronPlanstron is a term derived from Italian plastron.
PolacchinaAlso called Polacchina or Polish. An ankle boot made of leather, closed at the front with laces or strings.
Polo CollarA polo collar means, an open neck without a clamp. Generally made in mesh and buttoned up to about mid-chest.
Polo ShirtThe polo shirt is a t-shirt in wool or cotton with shirt collar, closed by three buttons on the front, with short or long sleeves.
PonchoThe poncho is a large rectangle or square woolen fabric with a central hole, worn to ward off the cold.
PuffThe puff is the bulgy part of an item of clothing.
RaglanThe raglan sleeve is a type of long or short hanging sleeves.
Ready to WearThis is the ready to wear women's clothing and men's product range sold in boutiques and department stores of value.
RefectoryThe refectory is a sandal for males and females. Made from flat sole, with lists in leather.
Regimental TieThe regimental tie is a tie in any transverse lines.
Regular FitModels with a regular fit are garments are proportionately balanced in a linear fashion, making it neither too large nor too close to the body.
ResinatoResinato is made of waterproof fabric by a special treatment that uses the resin.
RetroThe term retro refers to a boss or a style of clothing inspired by the past.
Revers Also known as lapel. The word ‘rever’ is derived from the English ‘reverse’, and indicates the interior part of the neck of the jacket.
RibThe rib is a minutissima fold sewn in relief, on the outer side of the fabric.
RipplingIt defines a rippling fabric, a piece of clothing or accessory that presents a feature or detail in small waves.
RivetThe rivet is a metal accessory, composed of two parts pressed together, used as reinforcement in bluejeans, applied especially to the sides of the pockets.
SachetThe sachet is a military hat bellows carried by soldiers.
SaddlebagThe bag is a large bag of cloth or leather which is worn over the shoulder.
SafariThe safari style is a sportswear style, made with cotton khaki.
Saharan AfricaThe Saharan Africa is a sportstyle in long, khaki, with shoulder pads and chest pockets applied on waist belt.
Salpa The salpa is the label sewn unto the back of a pair of jeans or casual pants. Generally, this is made of leather engraved or printed by laser, it also acts as a belt loop.
SamplesSamples are series of collections made up of fabrics, yarns, accessories or clothes that make up the whole of the business proposals of a brand.
ScarfThe scarf is a long strip of cloth or mesh that is worn around the neck.
SciancratoIs synonymous with figure-hugging flared.
ScuffScuff is a cotton tape that you put on the inside rim of the pants.
SeersuckerThe Seersucker is an ultra fine cotton fabric suitable for summer clothes.
Semi linedA garment is only partially covered with lining.
SeraphimThe mesh seraphim is a unisex t-shirt in cotton or wool.
ShankThe shank is a reinforcement applied to the narrow part of the shoe between the outsole and the plant.
ShavedShaved is a fur which the hair is trimmed and then made shorter. The shaven is also a point knitting.
Shawl CollarThe shawl collar is a collar that goes along with a curved line, until all'abbottonatura jacket or coat.
Shawl NeckThe term indicates the shawl neck, typical of an elegant gown, or tuxedo jacket, which draws a curved line along its entire length.
ShirtA shirt is an item of clothing for men and women that covers the torso.
Shirt CollarThe shirt collar is a pointed, Roman collar that is sewn to the base.
Shirt Jacket Shirt jacket looks like a shirt with a shape similar to the jacket, but made of lightweight fabric.
Shoe ButtonedA shoe buttoned is a shoe closed by buttons.
ShoesShoes is a typical footwear originated from the ancient Romans, for both male and female.
Short CoatShort coat is a men's and women's outerwear, warm waterproof fabric of different lengths (3/4, 7/8).
ShortenedA garment "cut" is a piece of clothing that has been reduced.
ShotThe shot is the front of a male's evening shirt, made rigid dall'appretto or worked in small folds.
Single breasted placketThe single breasted button fastening placket, is a style with only a single row of buttons.
Single-BreastedThe single-breasted outerwear are for males or females, closed by a single row of buttons.
Single-breasted JacketThe single-breasted jacket is a jacket for male and female, with the front of non-overlapping and connected by a single row of buttons.
Single-Breasted SuitThe single-breasted suit men's suit is a type of whole male.
SlacksThe slacks are men's trousers from the leg, very wide, long and straight. Fashion style between the '20s and '30s.
SleevelessA sleeveless garment is a garment without sleeves.
Slim FitModels with a slim fit are garments in a small proportion.
SlippedThe term slipped refers especially to a woman's dress to describe the soft line that caresses the body.
SmockA smock is a blouse or tunic, short in life, usually in cotton canvas.
SmokingSynonymous with tuxedo and dinner racket.
Smoking JacketThe smoking jacket is a jacket in Italian "tuxedo" but does not match the tuxedo jacket of the British.
SneakerSneakers are shoes in canvas and rubber, but also in skin designs for sports use.
SockA garment for the foot and lower part of the leg, typically knitted from wool, cotton, or nylon.
SocketThe socket is a boot for males and females, that comes under the calf, the line cut.
SpencerThe spencer is a jacket with lapels, short, just touching the waist.
SportswearSportswear is an outfit used for sports.
StarchedWe define a starched fabric made rigid by a bath in starch.
StemThe stem is a fabric used in jackets and coats as support or reinforcement.
StitchedWe define a stitched fabric, a piece of clothing or accessory traversed by seams obvious.
Straw HatThe straw hat is made of wool, rigid, also called canotier.
Stretch CottonThe stretch cotton is a fabric made using a thread of elastomer, or other fiber similar, that is able to impart elasticity to the fabric.
StyleStyleThe style is a way of dressing characterized by specific features that makes it easily identifiable.
SwarovskiBrand and name of the company specialized in the manufacturing of glass and glass applications
SwimsuitThe swimsuit is a garment worn by men and women to swim or sunbathe.
TailcoatThe tailcoat is an evening dress for males.
Tanktop/SingletA singlet or tank top is a wide undergarment for female and male, low-cut, close-fitting, sleeveless, strapless.
TartanTartan is a special kind pattern from the woolen fabrics of the Scottish Highlands.
TasselThe tassel is a strip of leather fringed and wound on itself, used as decoration for footwear.
TightFrom the English "tight" fit. , isdefined in Italian "tight", for ceremonies and special occasions, worn only during the day, which the British call "morning dress".
TopcoatThe topcoat is a coat for males and females, packed with lightweight fabric, suitable for mid-season.
TrenchThe trench is a trench coat for men, but also for women, gathered at the waist by a belt.
Trench CoatThe trench coat is lined with a waterproof fabric.
Trench CoatA trench coat is a coat for female and male that takes the shape of a raincoat.
TrilbyThe trilby hat is for males, a narrow-brimmed hat.
TrocarsThe trocar is an outerwear that comes up to the mid-thigh or above the knee.
TunicA tunic is a shirt with collar to list, fastened on the left, dall'abbottonatura hidden, straight line, which can be stopped by a belt.
Turtle NeckThe turtle neck is a neck-fitting, tube, top, folded back on itself comes up under the chin.
TurtleneckA turtleneck is a polo neck sweater.
TwinsTwins are a pair of jewel-like buttons with locking cabinet slide in the slots of shirt cuffs to close them.
UlsterThe Ulster is a coat of Irish origin. The Ulster coat is mostly for males, but also for females.
Undercollar SplintsSmall strips, generally made of plastic material or ivory, inserted in small pockets under the tips of the "sail" of the collar.
Understatement"Understatement" refers to a way of dressing undertone, which tends to make it appear more modest to a social status of a person.
UnlinedAn unlined garment is a garment that has no lining.
UphoslteredThe term upholstered refers to a part of a head enhanced by padding.
Upper casualWhat may be referred to as ‘upper casual’, are those garments that are conceptualized to be casual, yet are also elegant and sophisticated.
VestThe vest is a male garment to be worn under the jacket and on to the shirt, sleeveless, fitted, fastened by buttons, with or without lapels.
WaikikiWaikiki is synonymous with Aloha shirt or Hawaiian shirt.
WalkjankerWalkjanker is synonymous with Tyrolean jacket.
WandThe wand is a plastic strip and more rarely of brass.
WaterproofRefers to a waterproofed fabric, yarn or a piece of clothing treated and made water-repellent, that is impermeable to water.
WaxThe wax is a sports jacket, for male and female, with hood, waterproof fabric.
WaxedWaxing is said of a waterproof fabric, once coated with linseed oil, but today covered with synthetic resin.
WebbingThe webbing is a ribbon of cotton, tightly woven, very durable used to reinforce parts of clothing and as a garnish.
Wet look"Wet look" means is having a style of looking wet.
White tieWhite tie is synonymous with tails, as one can wear with a white tie.
WindbreakerWindbreaker is a kind of sports jacket for men and women, made of waterproof fabric and stuffed with goose down.
Windsor KnotThe Windsor tie knot is a full-bodied perfectly triangular tie.
Wool CapA wool cap is a cap attached to the head made of mesh, with or without flap.
Work TrousersThe work pants are synonymous with cargo-pant.
YuppiesThe expression comes from the abbreviation "Young, Urban, Professiona"l, and describes the clothing and the lifestyle of a young international tribe of the '80s.
ZazousThe Zazous is a school of thought active in northern France in the early '40s, during the German occupation and the name of a style of clothing.
Zig zagThe zig zag stitching is a type of sewing with diagonal points, used for hems or as ornamental pattern.
ZipperThe zipper is a type of closure of an item of clothing obtained by means of a hinge.