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Clothes or garments have long been part of the way we express ourselves. Actually a garment is a piece of clothing which is manufactured by fabric or textile materials for protecting human body and decorated purpose. These materials can be natural, cellulose and synthetic fibers.

Be Careful! There is no singular form of clothes. In formal English, you can talk about a garment, a piece of clothing, or an article of clothing, but in ordinary conversation, you usually name the piece of clothing you are talking about.

We put a list of clothes and accessories to help on your next shopping spree abroad. How many of these do you have in your wardrobe right now? What’s your favorite outfit? An “outfit” is a combination of clothing items that you choose based on your style.

The material of the clothes is called fabric, also known as cloth, are you wearing silk, denim or wool? This information can be found on the label.

List of Winter Clothes – in general the majority of these items will be waterproof and insulated.

Wear three layers.Your base layer might consist of silk underwear, a merino wool turtleneck, and leggings—thin, moisture-wicking basics that will keep you warm without making you sweat. Your middle layer can be something like a thick fleece for insulation.

We often add the words long and short before an item or an item part like, long sleeved t-shirts.

Shorts
Skirt
Dress

Winter accessories (lip balm, moisturizing cream, hand cream). Waterproof pants, snow pants, or nylon pants to wear over other pants.

Beanie
Hat
Cardigan
Earmuffs
Scarf
Fleece jacket
Gloves
Mittens
Jacket
Long Coat
Trench Coat
Turtlenecks
Puffer Coat
Warm socks (wool works well)
Sweater, (Jumper UK)
Pants/jeans (trousers UK)
Winter boots
Sleepwear (pajamas)
Under layers (leggings, under-shirts, long johns)

Accessories

List of Summer Clothes

We should wear cotton clothes and light colored clothes in summers. We sweat a lot in summers. Cotton is a good absorber of water. Thus, it absorbs sweat from our body and exposes the sweat to the atmosphere, making its evaporation faster.