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Alteration any changes made by a tailor to improve the fit of a garment, common with men's suits.
Analogous color scheme describes an outfit or display in which the coloars are analogous, or next to each other on the color wheel
Antistatic a fabric finish that helps prevent static electricity.
Apparel Clothing, including dresses, coats, suits, and sportswear.
Arch Length the measurement of a person's foot from the back of the heel to the ball of the foot.
Bal (Balmoral) shoe a laced shoe with stitching across the vamp, such as a saddle shoe.
Basic stock merchandise for which consumer demand does not change much, such as men's undershirts and socks.
Batiste a fine, plain weave, thin fabric often made of cotton, often used for baby clothes or clothing linings.
Bleach a substance that is used to remove the color from fabric
blend (mix) describes cloth woven or knitted from yarn or thread made of two or more kinds of fibers.
blucher a laced shoe in which the tougue is part of the vamp, such as a wingtip.
bonding a method for making fabric in which fibres are joined adhesive.(黏合剂)
Brannock devices a device used to measure a person's shoe size, including width
Breathe allow air and moisture to pass through.
Broad and shallow describes a common stock collection at the beginning of a season, with a small number of items in each of many styles and colors available.
Brush a method for raising the fibers in a fabric by brushing it to give it a fuzzy appearance.
Bunting bag a thick warm garment for a baby that is shaped like a bag to cover the baby's body and legs, with sealed sleeves to cover the baby's arms and hands, and usually a hood.
Buyer a representative of a retail store who places orders for products that will be sold in the store, usually by traveling to manufacturers' showrooms.
calendar a process for giving fabric a shiny appearance, by making the surface flatter and smoother.
carding a process that straightens natural fibers so they can be spun (纺成的).
cashmere an exceptionally soft yarn made from a particular kind of cool
cavalry twill a closely woven fabric made with distinct slanted lines in the texture.
challis A lightweight woven fabric, usually with a small floral design, often used for pajamas, dresses, and blouses.
chambray A woven cotton fabric with a plain weave and a frosted appearance.
cheviot A loosely-woven worsted, often with a herringbone(人字形) pattern.
chiffon A sheer woven fabric made of silk or rayon that is very soft and lightweight, and is often used for formal dresses.
chino A soft, smooth, slightly shiny woven fabric usually made from cotton or cotton blend, and used for making pants.
classic Describes clothing or accessories that do not go out of fashion, such as pearls or cardigan sweaters.
collar stays Small pieces of plastic sewn inside a collar to ensure that it lays flat against a man's collarbone.
combing / corduroy A second process in producing natural fibers that removes very short fibers, leaving longer, stronger fibers that will produce high-quality fabrics.
complimentary color scheme Describes an outfit or display in which the colors are complimentary, or opposite each other on the color wheel.
cotton A stiff piece in the back portion of a shoe, between the outside and lining, that strengthens the shoe and helps it fit snugly around the heel.
couture Fashion; the term for the clothing that designers create for an exclusive market of individual customers and exclusive boutiques that will be made to each customer's measurements.
covert A medium-weight twill fabric often used for raincoats, with a mottled appearance.
crease resistance A fabric finish often used with linen and cotton to help the fabric resist wrinkles and creases.
crepe A woven fabric with a crinkled or grained appearance.
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