Clothing habits > Parts of clothing

The front parts of a jeogori, a traditional Korean jacket, or a durumagi, a traditional Korean overcoat, which partially overlap when the garment is closed.

The piece of fabric sewn to the neck of a garment, usually worn folded over.

Piece of cloth sewn to the exterior of a blanket or pillow.

A small, round object used to fasten the clothing.

An object on a machine that is pressed in order to operate or control it.

A part of the upper garment that covers the two arms.

collar: The loop-shaped part of a jeogori, a Korean upper garment, or a durumagi, a Korean outer garment, that encircles the neck and is closed at the front.

The long, attached part of an upper garment that encircles the neck.

The lower part of clothes which is turned under and sewn in place, especially when talking about a skirt or a pair of trousers.

A line or thin crease formed due to the aging of skin.

A line formed by doubling part of clothes or a piece of cloth on itself.

A line formed on a crumpled piece of paper or cloth.

An item, usually made of fabric or leather, for keeping money and small things that one can carry around.

A part made of cloth, etc., that is attached to a piece of garment for keeping money, things, etc., in.

(figurative) A person who has something in large amount.

(figurative) A place where one stashed his/her belongings.

A device made by sewing pieces of metal, plastic, etc., onto a piece of long cloth in a parallel manner that can be interlocked, attaching the cloth to pants, jackets, bags, etc., which are interlocked or separated by the pulling of a slide between them.

A part made of cloth, etc., that is attached to a piece of garment for keeping money, things, etc., in.