- very
short doublets – vest- (UK: waistcoat-) like
garments tied
together in the
front and worn
under other clothing – were in fashion, as
early forms of...
- A
temple garment, also
referred to as
garments, the
garment of the holy priesthood, or
Mormon underwear, is a type of
underwear worn by
adherents of the...
-
called a camiknicker, is a
garment which covers the
torso and
crotch in the one
garment. It is a
similar style of
garment to a one-piece
swimsuit or bodysuit...
- A
foundation garment (also
known as
shapewear or
shaping underwear) is an
undergarment designed to
impermanently alter the wearer's body shape, to achieve...
- long
piece of
cloth wrapped around the head, or a
triangular cloth tied
under the chin. Men's
nightcaps were
traditionally pointed hats with a long top...
-
might also wear a ṣādhı̄n (/sɑːˈdiːn/ sah-DEEN)
under the kethōneth. This
rather long
under garment had
sleeves and was of fine linen. simlāh The simlāh...
- kamar-kasaa (material tied
around the
waist like a belt) and
kacchera (
under-
garment).
Reference to this has been made by
Varan Bhai
Gurdas as well. The...
- was a long peplos-like
garment,
pulled up to the
armpit and worn over a
sleeved under-
garment,
usually another dress. The
garment was
clasped front to back...
-
Clothing industry or
garment industry summarizes the
types of
trade and
industry along the
production and
value chain of
clothing and
garments,
starting with...
-
shift or
chemise under their gown or robe;
while men wore a
chemise with
their trousers or braies, and
covered the
chemise with
garments such as doublets...
