Apparels Jackets:
- Waistcoat - close-fitting waist-length garment, typically having no sleeves or collar and buttoning down the front.
- Gilet - a light sleeveless padded jacket.
- Cape - a cloak, typically a short one.
- Moto - a leather jacket often heavy but protective
- Bomber - leather jacket, inspired by fighter pilots
- Denim - a straight jacket made of twill-weave cotton fabric for casual wear
- Field - a four-pocket cotton jacket
- Utility - jacket with plenty of pockets, a hood and a warm lining (especially for winters)
Pants:
- Bell Bottoms - originally worn by sailors, these pants flare starting from knees to the ankle.
- Bermuda - also known as walking or dress shorts that extend up to the knee
- Palazzo - long, wide leg flares, made out of flowy fabrics
- Culottes - wide loose fitting trousers
- Wide Leg - baggy pants popularized during the late 90's
- Jumpsuit - garments that incorporate both a top and a pair of trousers in one piece
- Capri - also called as three-quarter pants as they are longer than shorts but not as long as trousers
- Straight - pants for all body types. The cut maintains the same width from knee to ankle
