Clothes worn over other clothes to keep one's body warm when it is cold outside.

Clothes made with double-fold clothes filled with cotton inside, sewn in evenly-spaced stitches.

A water-proof coat that a person wears on his/her clothes for protection from the rain.

Clothes worn directly on top of the body inside the outer clothing.

The clothes worn over one's lower body, such as pants, trousers, skirt, etc.

Strips attached to a jeogori or durumagi, traditional Korean upper garments, to fasten both ends of its otkkit, collar, together

Strips attached to a jeogori or durumagi, traditional Korean upper garments, to fasten both ends of its otkkit, collar, together.

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.

A state in which certain clothes look good on someone.

A state in which certain clothes look stylish.

The part of an upper garment, one on each side, which covers both arms.

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

Comfortable garments that one wears in bed.

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An item that one wears to cover his/her body, protect himself/herself from cold, heat, etc., and look fashionable.

Something that is put or attached on a food.