| Different Textiles | Kinds of Clothing | Fashion Styles | Colour Descriptions | | |
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| Jackets a short coat for me and women which may be single or double breasted, zippered or wrapped, and dressy, casual and functional Types: Battle/Bomber or Eisenhower - see under Bomber jacket. Blazer - see under blazer. Bolero - see under bolero. Chanel - simple, short, collarless, straight-lined, braid-trimmed jacket with or without button closure. Dinner jacket- formal men's jacket, usually black. Nehru - named after the first Prime Minister of India. Straight, single breasted with mandarin collar. Spencer - originally worn by men but now also by women. It's a short, fitted jacket with diagonal wrap buttoning at the top near the shoulder. |
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| Jumper 1. in British English, synonymous with sweater. 2. sleeveless dress worn over blouse, shirt or sweater. Often item for little girls. |
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| Jumpsuit
originally worn over clothes to protect them at work. In 60's developed into fashion item for sportswear such as skiing and for evening wear. |
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| Kerchief [ square cloth often worn as head covering, usually by women. |
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| Kilt
knee-length, fully pleated wrap skirt of tartan wool originally worn by men in the Highlands of Scotland. Each tartan represented a particular clan (similar to tribe). Now worn as apparel by women, girls, and Scotsmen on formal occasions. |
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| Knee breeches [ trousers which are cuffed just below the knee. Originally casual or sporting wear. When the trouser is full, called Plus Fours. |
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