Clothes in English with pictures worksheet

Look at the pictures. Write the clothes in English.

This worksheet contains a vocabulary activity about clothes in English. Students look and write the words. The answer key is attached.
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Below is a list of 30 commonly used English words related to clothing, along with explanations and sample sentences:

Clothing Term	Explanation	Sample Sentence
T-shirt	A lightweight, short-sleeved shirt typically made of cotton.	She wore a plain white T-shirt with jeans.
Sweater	A knitted garment worn over the upper body, usually long-sleeved.	He put on a warm woolen sweater for the chilly evening.
Jacket	A lightweight outer garment with sleeves, often worn for warmth or style.	She wore a stylish leather jacket to the party.
Coat	A heavy outer garment, often with buttons or a zipper, worn for warmth in cold weather.	He bundled up in his thick winter coat before heading out.
Blazer	A tailored jacket, often worn as part of a formal or semi-formal outfit.	The conference attendees wore matching navy blue blazers.
Shirt	A garment with a collar and buttons down the front, typically with long sleeves.	He ironed his crisp white shirt for the job interview.
Blouse	A woman’s loose-fitting top, often with a collar and buttons.	She paired her floral blouse with a pencil skirt.
Dress	A one-piece garment for women, typically with a skirt and bodice.	She wore a beautiful red dress to the gala.
Skirt	A garment worn by women, covering the lower part of the body, often flaring out.	Her pleated skirt swirled as she danced.
Pants	Trousers or slacks, covering both legs separately.	He prefers wearing comfortable pants for long flights.
Jeans	Casual trousers made of denim fabric, typically featuring pockets and belt loops.	She wore faded blue jeans with a white T-shirt.
Shorts	Garments that cover the hips and thighs, typically worn in warm weather.	He put on his favorite khaki shorts for the beach.
Suit	A set of matching garments, including a jacket and trousers or skirt, often worn for formal occasions.	He looked sharp in his tailored gray suit.
Tie	A long, narrow piece of fabric worn around the neck, typically with a collared shirt.	His silk tie was adorned with subtle patterns.
Scarf	A piece of fabric worn around the neck or head for warmth or style.	She wrapped a colorful woolen scarf around her neck.
Hat	Headwear that provides shade, warmth, or style.	He tipped his wide-brimmed hat as he greeted us.
Gloves	Hand coverings, often made of leather or fabric, worn for warmth or protection.	She pulled on her soft leather gloves before stepping outside.
Socks	Foot coverings made of various materials, worn inside shoes.	His striped socks peeked out from his sneakers.
Shoes	Footwear that covers and protects the feet.	She slipped into her elegant black shoes for the evening event.
Boots	Footwear that extends above the ankle, often made of leather or rubber.	He wore sturdy hiking boots for the mountain trek.
Sandals	Open-toed footwear with straps or thongs, suitable for warm weather.	She loved her comfortable leather sandals during summer.
High heels	Women’s shoes with tall, slender heels, often worn for formal occasions.	She balanced gracefully in her black patent leather high heels.
Flip flops	Casual, open-toed sandals with a flat sole, typically made of rubber.	He slipped on his colorful flip flops for a day at the beach.
Belt	A strip of leather or fabric worn around the waist to hold up trousers or cinch a dress.	Her brown leather belt is so cool.

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