clothes

1. A colloquial name for a raincoat.
5. What does a Scot wear under his ... ?
6. If you haven't got a button, this will help you to keep things together.
9. A knitted wollen jacket.
10. A fastener that needs a hole.
11. A bathing costume (bikini for ladies, trunks for men) is now often referred to as...
14. If you have got an ... shirt on, you won't need a tie.
15. You can wear one with a dinner jacket.
18. Black ... are worn as a sign of respect for the dead.
19. Put in front of a coat it will make and keep you warm
21. Often worn at the same time as a dressing gown.
24. You won't see it too often, it will be under a shirt or top
25. If you haven't got buckles, you may need these to keep your shoes on.
29. To look like a real man, you might need ... shoulders for your jacket.
31. Something to protect the hands of a boxer, housewife or skier.
32. It stretches from the cuff tot the shoulder.
34. To a large extent they have replaced stockings and suspenders.
35. If your trousers are like this, use a belt.

2. What dungarees can do outside the kitchen, this will do inside.
3. One of a pair that children often wear on their hands.
4. It will cover your head, it is often part of a duffel coat.
7. They used to be called knickers, but this word is taking over.
8. Part of a three-piece suit.
12. If the woman wears the ... at home, it means she is the boss.
13. The sole is thr front part of a shoe. This is the back.
16. It is part of a car, but a woman might wear it on her head.
17. An anorak is an example of one.
20. You may hear "brassière"; but most people call it this.
22. The part of the jacket to grab if you are angry with someone.
23. Take off your dress, put it on a hanger. Take off your coat, put it on this.
26. When you have undressed, you will probably be this.
27. A silk fabric, handsome jackets were made of it in Edwardian times.
28. She was wearing a beautiful Japanese ... scarf.
30. In America they cover a man's legs, in England they don't.
33. A form of jeans, named after a man called Strauss.