Sentence examples for garment types from inspiring English sources

Trends can be broken down by territory, for example, or garment types, prints, patterns, colours and details, along with the ability to measure the popularity of more general trends over time.

We attempted to create "stations" for various garment types -- skirts here, slacks there, outerwear over yonder -- and that helped somewhat.

Twelve sizing systems were established systematically by age group (elementary-, junior high-school and senior high-school students), gender (male and female) and garment type (upper and lower garments).

It was apparent that kimono sleeves, empire waist and/or yoke designs were popular and dressmaking pattern designers as well as ready-to-wear and couture designers utilized them in a variety of garments from about 1911 to 1916, which argues for the design elements cutting across garment type and socioeconomic status.

Full back-zipping dresses are actually the easiest to get into of any garment type.

It was weird to observe capitalism unfold on such a large scale: hordes of people sewing garments, typing away in offices, packaging supplies to be sold.

It was weird to observe capitalism unfold on such a large scale: I watched hordes of people sewing garments, typing away in offices, and packaging supplies to be sold.

Essentially, Mr. Friedman said, the dot-com people reap the same benefits from proximity that the garment district types have always enjoyed: "You run into someone," he said, "and find out what's happening that's plaid this year".

In the case of compression garments, the type of knitting pattern (warp or circular) can complement the design and provide the most effective level of compression.

In the video, Ms. Brown — herself a fabulous fashion confection, with a Mohawk hairstyle and a sweater-type garment wrapped around her like a snake — makes a connection between the urban pleasure districts of 18th-century Japan and the American rap and hip-hop culture of late-20th-century American rap.

Plus, the shirt from J.Crew is "sherpa lined," more like a jacket-type garment and therefore slightly less offensive.