Sentence examples for garment from inspiring English sources

A decision to simplify the variety of trenchcoats on offer helped boost sales of the company's classic British-made garment, along with Scottish-made scarves, which can now be monogrammed via online order for £75 on top of the £335 retail price.

· Some shops don't allow you to try on during the sales, so be prepared to wheedle your way into the changing room, or else take a chance on the odd garment.

Hadi recently received a warning from his guild to stop producing the latest garment used to skirt what are often ambiguous restrictions: the "open" (i.e. unrobed), buttonless manteau.

His father, Kenneth, was a plate stripper who fought in the Spanish civil war, and his mother, Ruth, was a garment worker who played the lead role in Pins and Needles, a 1930s musical revue staged by the international Ladies Garment Workers Unionon.

The national newspapers award went to the Guardian for Pete Pattisson's expose, Revealed: Qatar's World Cup 'Slaves', while the digital innovation award went to the team that made The Shirt on Your Back, an interactive which traced the human cost of the Bangladeshi garment industry in video, words and pictures.

So why don't Christians observe his other rules – banning haircuts, tattoos, eating pigs and shellfish or wearing a garment of two kinds of material mixed together?

Could a garment worker somewhere in the developing world really reach across the heads of managers, unions, manufacturers, governments, western multinationals and shopfloors into the wardrobe of an ordinary shopper, to make a complaint?

"I think it [the sari] is a more versatile garment than the rest of the world sees.

We were inspired by this to send one of our writers to walk into London's West End wearing said garment.

Over 80% of the fabric imported by Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, both major garment-makers, is imported from outside South Asia, even though India and Pakistan are net exporters of the stuff.Bad governance is part of the problem.

So are good old-fashioned protectionist provisions such as one of the rules of origin in the apparel trade designed to ensure that, to avoid punitive American tariffs, low-cost garment-makers have to buy American yarn rather than non-TPP Chinese stuff.For a poor country such as Vietnam, or a tiny one such as Brunei, TPP negotiations place a huge strain on government capacity.