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People

• Kevin Swan - Once 90's Boy Band star, now Partner and Creative Director of SCARCI Italian Wear, a luxury resort clothing brand MADE IN ITALY catering distinguished men and women [1]; [2]; [3]; [4]; [5]; [6];
• Delfina Baldassarre - Owner of eponymous brand and co-head of design [7]; [8]; [9]; [10]; [11]; [12] [13]
• MacLean O'Donnell - Partner at Delfina Balda and Co-head of design [14]
• Michael Angel - Australian-born fashion designer of eponymous brand. [15]
• Stefano Azario - fashion photographer specializing in children. [16], [17]
• Dennis Basso - fashion designer of eponymous brand. [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25]
• Clément Chabernaud - French international male model. [26], [27]
• Lucinda Chambers - editor for British Vogue for over 30 years. [28] [29]
• Amy Creyer - fashion photographer [30]; [31]; [32]; [33]; [34]; [35] [36]; [37]; [38]
• John Crummay - British fashion designer; RCA graduate. [39] [40](subscripton)
• Simone d'Aillencourt - 1950s-60s French model. [41]
• Willie Esco - Fashion Designer, Actor, and Entrepreneur. [42] [43] [44] [45] [46] [47]
• Diane Freis - fashion designer. [48], [49], [50], [51], [52], [53], [54], [55], [56], etc.
• Angelo Galasso - menswear designer. [57], [58], [59], [60], [61]
• Ziad Ghanem, Lebanese fashion designer. [62] [63] [64]
• Ikram Goldman - Prominent Chicago retailer [65]
• Gogo Graham - Transgender fashion designer, first TG person to design clothes specifically for other TG people. [66], [67], [68]
• Maria Lucia Hohan - Romanian fashion designer
• Hermann Junger - German Jewelry designer; [69]
• Huda Kattan - Beauty Icon, Named Top 25 Most influential people on Intranet in 2017 by Times. [70]
• Aimee Kestenberg - Fashion designer of namesake lifestyle brand. [71], [72], [73]
• Saniya Khan Pakistani-Canadian fashion designer.[74][75][76]
• Meadham Kirchhoff London based fashion designers, closed 2015. [77]
• Tan Kuruvilla - Indian Fashion Designer [78] [79] [80] [81]
• Galia Lahav - Israeli fashion designer
• Elena Lenina- Russian/French television presenter, model and author.[82]
• Albert Lesage (Founder of Maison Lesage.)[83][84] Probably more French resources.
• Liu Qianping - Chinese model, internet meme, and former farmer [85], [86], [87] (definitely more Chinese resources)
• Veronica MacIsaac - Canadian fashion designer. [88], [89], [90], [91], [92], [93]
• Lesley Nicole Cooper- fashion, beauty and lifestyle blogger.[94], [95], [96], [97], [98].
• Mitsuhiro Matsuda Japanese fashion designer[99][100] (Probably more sources in Japanese)
• Debbie New - knitwear designer. [101]
• Michal Negrin - Israeli jewelry/fashion designer
• Isbelle Razors - Greek model [102][103][104]
• Lucien Pellat-Finet - cashmere and knitwear designer. [105], [106], [107], [108], [109], [110]
• Duncan Quinn - menswear designer and tailor. [111], [112], [113], [114], [115]
• Eric Raisina - Madagascar-born Cambodian-based designer; invented a new type of silk weaving sold to top Parisian designers. [116], [117], [118], [119], etc
• Stefano Ricci - Ties and neckwear designer and brand. [120]
• Mimi Roche - model; notable?; [121]; [122]
• Linda Rodin - model, fashion designer/stylist, created her own brand of cosmetics, Olio Lusso [123], [124], [125]
• Christian Francis Roth - fashion designer; [126]; [127]; [128]; [129]
• Uriel Saenz American fashion designer[130][131][132][133][134]
• Patri Santana Medina - Disabled Spanish fashion model (born 1993) [135] (Notable?)
• Maxwell Shieff: Fashion and film costume designer. (1911-1977). (Obviously should be notable, but seems to be hard to find reliable sources.)
• Simon Shinberg [136]
• Amrita Singh (jewellery designer) - Indian jewellery designer.[137] [138] [139] [140]
• Camilla Sjoberg - model; many sources in Italian; [141]
• Mary Lou Spiess - Disabled fashion pioneer [142]
• Anya Sushko- London-based handbag designer.[143], [144], [145]
• Maiko Takeda - Avant-garde Japanese milliner and jewelry designer. Particularly notable for her collaborations with Icelandic musician Bjork. ([146][147] [148] [149] http://www.maikotakeda.com
• Annie Vasquez aka The Fashion Poet, fashion blogger and writer. (notable?) [150], [151], [152], [153]
• Billy Frank Whitten (d.2006) - Hollywood costume designer, notable designs include Michael Jackson's glove. [154], [155], [156]
• Araks Yeramyan - Founder of Araks, New York based womens ready-to-wear, lingerie and swimwear brand. [157], [158], [159], [160], [161], [162]
• Nina Foreign- American Model, Host, Fashion Designer.[163], [164], [165], [166], [167], [168], [169].
• Steven Khalil - One of Australia's leading bridal and couture designers, specialising in red carpet and bridal couture. His label was founded in 2003 and has since grown to incorporate a fragrance and jewellery line. International faces wardrobed by the label include Princess Olympia of Greece, Kylie Jenner, Emily Ratajkowski, Nicole Trunfio, Jennifer Lopez and Guiliana Rancic. [170][171] [172] [173][174][175]

Companies and brands

• Stretch and Sew - An international company built around knit fabrics by Ann Person. [176];
• SCARCI - Men and Women's ready-to-wear luxury resort brand, MADE IN ITALY. [177]; [178].
• Delfina Balda - Womens ready-to-wear label founded by Argentine designer Delfina Baldassarre. [179]; [180].
• Babesta - Children's lifestyle brand specializing in urban & popular culture; publisher of Babesta Beat. (Notable?) [181].
• BadRhino - Big and Tall menswear brand. [182] [183] [184]
• Byblos – Italian label with an interesting history [185]. The likes of Gianni Versace worked there...also Martine Sitbon, who probably needs a page of her own. Limited English source material, such as [186], [187] and this [188]. In fact designers Keith Varty/Alan Cleaver may be one route in to research [189] and [190].
• Damascus Apparel ( CyberPunk Streetgoth clothing Brand from San Diego, California. Started in 2009. [damascusapparel.com/][191],[192], [193]
• Fitzpatterns Downloadable sewing patterns [194][195][196]
• Florian London British handbag brand [197]
• Gc Watches watchmaking company based in Zug in Switzerland. [198] [199] [200] [201] [
• Hello Molly Australian fashion startup brand [202] [203] [204][205]
• Huda Beauty Upscale fashion wear created by Huda Kattan.
• Ikiré Jones
• Independent Leaders (fashion) - Lifestyle brand inspired by Rio and London. (NB: Very new company; too soon? (Apr 2014)) [206], [207], [208], [209], [210], [211]
• Illesteva 2010 eyewear and accessory brand. [212] [213] [214] [215] [216]
• Jewel Toned - Los Angeles based Shapewear Company. [217] [218] [219] [220] [221] [222] [223] [224] [225] [226] [227] [228]
• J. Mendel - (Fifth-generation french/american atelier that specialized in fur and ready-to-wear.) [www.jmendel.com] [229] [230] [231]
• Jolie and Elizabeth - New Orleans-based womenswear brand. [232] [233] [234] [235] [236]
• Kaviar Gauche - Germany-based bridal and haute couture company. [237] [238] [239] [240]
• Kimaya - Fashion brand promoting the work of current Indian designers. [241],[242],[243],[244],[245],[246]
• Lime Crime - Vegan cosmetics brand. (Notability dubious, probably best done via Articles for Creation)
• Lonely Floater (A lifestyle brand acknowledge in extensive hip-hop, edm, and punk rock underground network across the United States.] [247], [248],[249], [250], [251], [252], [253]
• Malibu Native — a clothing brand ( [254] [255] [256] [257] [258] )
• Marcelle Cosmetics - cosmetics brand claiming in the 1930s to have created hypo-allergenic cosmetics; [259]; notable?
• Mona Moore (store) Independent ≥all-female-run store founded in Canada and now in Los Angeles. ([260] [261] [262] [263] [264] [265] [266] [267] [268] [269] [270] [271] [272] [273] [274] [275] [276] [277] [278])
• MRH SpaRotica Groupé - Shanghai based group acting as an investor, licensor and brand manager to various brands.[279], [280] [281] [282], [283] [284], [285], [286], [287] [288] [289] [290] [291] [292].
• Natty Paint Baltimore based silk screened vintage apparel company[293][294][295][296]
• Nicholas K - New York City-based fashion brand with brother and sister designers Nicholas and Chris Kunz. [297][298][299]
• Nothing Clothing Company - Good Cause fashion brand supported by celebrities and local authorities.[300][301] [302]
• Osiris Eyewear - Popular glasses frames designer and maker who team-up with renown Danish fashion designer Jørgen Simonsen to make and sell affordable designer glasses frames. [303]
• Paper Denim & Cloth - designer denim brand, apparently quite cult in its day [304] [305]
• PhiAcademy - Microblading academy, beauty industry which offers different skin treatments [www.phi-academy] [www.phibrows.com] [www.phicontour.com] [www.phi-lashes.com] [www.phi-lings.com] [www.phi-nesse.com] [www.phiremoval.com] [www.phimasterclass.com] [www.phiroyalsociety.com]
• PoloChicks - Polo-related fashion brand. [306] [307] [https//www.kingstonpoloclub.com]
• RAJ Manufacturing— Swimwear industry's leading house of fashion. [308] [309] [310]
• Rightfully Sewn - Rightfully Sewn is a Kansas City-based, fashion-focused, charitable organization whose vision is to provide seamstress training for at-risk women and opportunities for local fashion designers. (Notable?) [311] and [312] and [313] and [314][315]
• Sabika Jewelry - European artisan jewelry company. [316] [317] [318] [319]
• Shaan-e-Pakistan - A promotional event for Pakistani and Indian designers. [320],[321],[322],[323],[324],[325]
• Shantanu & Nikhil Indian fashion designer duo. [326], [327], [328], [329], [330], [331], [332], [333]
• Sleepy Dan - Independent clothing label specialising in sleep-themed designs. (Notable?) [334] [335] [336] [337] [338] [339] [340]
• SSENSE - E-commerce website based in Montreal. [341] [342] [343] [344] [345][346] [347] [348] [349] [350] [351] [352] [353] [354]
• SWIMS - Norwegian shoe brand specialising in updated galoshes. [355] [356] [357] [358] [359] [360] [361] [362]
• Vexed Generation - clothing brand; [363]; [364]; [365]
• Wildfox Couture [366], [367], [368], [369]
• Yours Clothing - Women's plus size clothing brand. [370] [371] [372] [373] [374] [375] [376]
• Yvel Jewelry -luxury jewelry brand specializing in pearls. [377] [378] [379]
• Zagliani - Italian handbag brand. [380] [381][382][383][384][385][386][387][388]

Non-people

Types of headgear

A–L

• bagnolette - wired hood
• bag-wig
• baigneuse - woman's cap
• ballibuntl - millinery straw
• Bambin hat – this might be bambini? see Halo hat
• Bee-gum hat
• Bethlehem headdress
• Bibi bonnet
• Bolero hat
• Broadbrim - hat
• Cape hat
• Cappa floccata - Greek shepherd's hat
• Chip hat - straw hat
• church crown (or just "crown") - the elaborate, formal kind of hats worn by African-American women to Sunday church services
• Cockle-hat
• Conch hat
• Continental hat
• Copintank - hat
• Cornet (hat)
• Coronet turban
• Cossack hat
• Cottage bonnet
• Dandy hat
• Escoffion - headdress
• Flower toque
• Funnel hat
• Geneva hat - 1600s broadbrimmed hat
• Harlequin hat
• Hive hat
• Huve - medieval cap; [389]
• Jerry hat - type of round felt hat
• jockey cap - needs better article; currently redirects slightly inaccurately to riding helmet
• Kakofnitch - Russian headdress
• Leghorn hat - straw hat made of fine Italian straw

M–Z

• Mackinaw Hat - American straw hat, distinct from below
• Mackinaw (hat) - Canadian woollen hat, distinct from above
• Mafors - type of Byzantine/late Roman veil
• Martial arts headgear
• Mentonnieres - chin protector/chin stay, also an element of headwear/hat trimming
• Milan hat - tailored straw hat
• Montenegrin (hat)
• Neapolitan hat - 18th/19th-century form of hat, also describing a modern striped woolen hat
• Nebulae headdress - medieval headdress
• Nivernois hat
• Open-crown hat
• Pancake hat
• Paris hat - cultural concept rather than a specific style
• Parson's hat - wide-brimmed black hat traditionally worn by parsons
• Peanit - straw braid used in hatmaking
• Pedal straw - straw used in hatmaking
• Postilion hat
• Profile hat - hat with brim turned down on one side of the face and up on the other
• Puggaree - (also puggree), strip of cloth wrapped around a hat, may hang down at the back
• Puritan hat (see also Capotain)
• Quaker bonnet
• Quaker hat
• Ramshorn headdress - medieval
• Ricinium - Ancient Roman veil
• Scoop bonnet – likely to be same as Coal scuttle bonnet
• Snap-brim - hat construction detail
• Southern belle hat
• Sparterie - stiffening fabric used in millinery
• Swagger hat
• Tholia - Ancient Greek hat
• Toquette - type of hat; presumably related to a toque
• Toreador hat
• Touret - type of medieval veil/headdress
• Tub hat
• Wideawake (hat)

Types of lace

A–L

• All-over lace
• Antique lace
• Arabian lace
• baby lace
• Bavarian lace
• Biliment lace
• Bisette - lace?
• Bohemian lace
• Bourdon lace - appliqué lace
• Breton lace
• Bridal lace
• Bullion lace - metallic lace usually used for dress uniforms
• Carnival lace
• Chenille lace
• Colbertine - lace
• Crete lace
• Damascene lace
• Dentelle de la vierge - lace
• Devonshire lace
• Dresden point lace
• Duchess lace
• Egyptian lace
• Fiber lace
• Flat-point lace
• Florentine lace
• Hamburg lace
• Huguenot lace
• Lisle lace

M–Z

• Macramé lace
• Margot lace
• Medici lace
• Milan lace - tape lace
• Moorish lace - similar to Maltese lace; made in Morocco
• Northampton lace - bobbin lace; similar to Flemish lace
• Nottingham lace
• Oya lace (also spelled Oyah lace)
• Parchment lace - Pillow lace, usually metallic; Elizabethan
• Passement - form of late 16th-century lace
• Peasant lace
• Peniche lace
• Point de Paris - lace
• Plauen lace
• Point lace - generic term for fine lace, should be a disam page for all the "point" laces
• Point plat - lace
• Princesse lace
• Ratiné lace
• Roman lace
• Rose point lace
• Saint gall lace
• Schleswig lace
• Shadow lace
• Shetland lace - type of knitted lace, aka "wedding-ring lace"
• Spanish lace
• Swedish lace
• Thread lace
• Trolley lace - lace made in Devon
• Turkish point lace
• Wrap lace

Types of leather and fur

• Alligator skin
• Alligator-grained leather - leather embossed to resemble alligator skin
• Antelope-finish suede
• Badger fur
• Bear fur
• Boarded leather
• Boroso leather
• Cabretta leather
• Capeskin - sheep or goatskin glove-leather
• Carding leather
• Crocodile leather
• Crocodile skin
• Crushed leather
• Doeskin
• Dyed fur
• Florentine leather
• Imitation alligator
• Java lizard - skin of the water monitor lizard
• Kipskin - type of calf leather, not quite calfskin
• Krimmer - grey fur similar to karakul
• Laskin mouton - brand name for a very popular mid-20th-century type of lamb fur
• Losh hide - oiled but undressed leather
• Lynx fur
• Manchurian ermine
• Marmot fur
• Opossum fur
• Paste grain - pattern on leather
• Pin seal - leather
• Plus-calf
• Prime fur - best-quality fur
• Saddle leather
• Scotch grain leather
• Sheared beaver
• Sole leather - Leather specifically used for shoe soles
• Southern muskrat fur
• Squirrel fur
• Swansdown
• Tumbled leather
• Unprime - term for fur quality
• Western wolf fur

Miscellaneous

A

• American cotton
• amigaut - slit at the neck of medieval tunics and gowns
• Amli (embroidery) - Indian embroidery
• amusse - small, hooded cape
• ankle strap
• Apronology - Current magazine about aprons. (Notable?) [390] [391]
• Armilausa - tunic worn by Greek/Roman soldiers
• art linen

B

• Back coating
• Back drape
• Back-filled fabric
• Baggy fit
• Balandran - cloak
• Balkan blouse - a form of "peasant blouse"
• 8-ball jacket
• Barn jacket
• Basic dye - required to dye acrylic fabrics; [392]
• Basket weave
• Batch dyeing
• Bautta - cloak
• Bayadere (fabric) - striped textile
• Beer jacket
• Beluque - shawl`
• Bicomponent fiber
• Bietle - Native American garment(?)
• Birdseye cloth
• Bi-swing jacket
• Blouse coat
• Boil off - textile finishing process
• Boiled silk
• Bolero blouse
• Bolero jacket - currently re-directs to shrug
• Bolero suit
• Booti - Textile motif, Indian, similar to a boteh/Paisley but not quite the same.
• Botany wool - term for Australian/New Zealand merino wool
• Bouillonné - fashion trimming
• Bourdon stitching
• Box coat
• Bracli - pearl thong
• Bractiates - Pins used in the Byzantine/Roman period to secure garments.
• Brocatelle - fabric
• Bucksain - 19th-century padded jacket or coat
• Buffonts - puffed dress-trimmings and accessories
• Butcher boy blouse
• Butcher linen - textile

C

Ca–Ch

• Cainsil - medieval linen fabric
• Canadian tuxedo - slang term for double-denim
• Cap toe
• Cape coat
• Cappadine - silk waste fibre
• Capuchin (fashion) - 18th-century cloak
• Carded silk
• Cardinal (fashion) - 18th-century woman's cloak
• Caroline (fashion)
• Casaque - blouse
• Casaquin - 18th-century short gown
• Casha - fine woolen fabric; also Kasha
• Cashgora - wool of cashmere/angora goat hybrid
• Cavalry twill
• Cestus (belt)
• Chainse - medieval; either a chemise or fabric used to make it
• Chalk stripe
• Chamarre - a wide shouldered coat or mantle as worn by Henry VIII
• Chanel style
• Chaqueta - jacket
• Chemical fabric
• Chemise dress
• Cherusque/Cherusse - early 19th-century lace ruff
• Chite - painted linen from India (precursor of chintz?)
• Cholo coat
• Chunnat - an Indian textile

Ci–Cq

• Clavi (Roman dress) - decorative stripes in Roman dress
• Coachman's coat
• Coated fabric
• Color blocking - Combining "non-matching" colors in an outfit or design.
• Color coordination
• Color grown - natural-coloured cotton
• Column skirt
• Combination fabric
• Combing jacket
• Comfort stretch
• Companion fabric
• Comperes - a button-fronted stomacher
• Composite fabric
• Cone heel
• Confirmation dress
• Continental heel
• Convertible collar
• Coolie coat
• Cording (sewing)
• Costume (suit)
• Cothurnes - footwear
• Cottage cloak
• Cottagora - Angora rabbit cloth?
• Covered heel
• Cowl neck

cowgirl boots

Cr–Cz

• Crash (fabric) - linen textile used for towels
• Crease recovery
• Crease resistance
• Crease-resistant
• Crinkle cloth
• Crinkle cotton
• Crocking - dye transference
• Cropped jacket
• Cross dyeing
• Crotalia - style of earring
• Cut, make and trim
• Cutouts
• Cycling clothing [393] [394] [395], many other sources. Related article: cycle chic

D

• Dance dress
• Dead wool
• Demitoilet - style of dressing
• Diamond neck
• Diaper flannel
• Dobby fabric
• Domett flannel
• d'Orsay (shoe)
• Double-forward pleats
• Double-tee top
• Drawstring shirt
• Dress flannel
• Drip-dry
• Drop-crotch pants
• Dropped shoulder
• Droptail hem
• Duckbill shoes
• Durable press

E

• Ecrasé
• Envelope hem
• Enzyme wash
• Epitoga - part of academic dress
• Eponge
• Escaffignons - shoe
• Eschapins - shoe
• Esprits
• Estrain
• Etamine - fabric
• Exotic straw
• Eyelet buttonhole

F

• Fabric manipulation
• Fabric painting
• Fabric simulation - digital textile design
• Fabric treatment
• Façonné - textile
• Faille - textile
• Feridgi - Turkish female dress
• fiberfill
• fit and flare - garment silhouette
• five pocket - style of jeans construction?
• flame resistant cotton-it's safety and efficacy (I am interested to learn if the process of creating flame resistant cotton and cotton flannel is a safe process, resulting in a truly chemical free fabric)
• floating panels
• Florentine neckline
• foot muff
• forestry cloth
• fully fashioned - especially with knit/stretch fabric, cut and seamed to shape rather than formed
• futa (garment) Somali garment. [396] [397]

G

• Gardcorps (or Garde-corps) - medieval hooded garment
• garment dyeing - industrial process where garments are dyed after manufacture rather than made of pre-dyed fabric
• garment wash - industrial process of washing manufactured garments to pre-shrink/remove sizing before retail
• German clothing
• Ghundi - buttons in Indian dress
• going-away dress - dress worn by a newly married woman to leave for her honeymoon
• Golillia - collar associated with Spanish magistrates
• Gonelle - Roman tunic which became monastic dress
• Guleron - medieval term for the collar part of hooded headwear
• gun check - a textile pattern

H

• Hair ornament
• Hair thickening - e.g. MANE, Hairfor2 - can't find good sources at the moment, but this class of products seems like it would be notable
• 1930-45 in hairdressing
• 1945-60 in hairdressing
• Half-zip, it is a kind of zipper but I don't understand the defintion, there seems to be different definitions used.
• Hand ornament - jewellery for the hand other than rings
• Handbag holder
• Handkerchief style
• Hard silk
• Heuze - boot
• High loft - fiberfill or insulative fabrics
• Hollywood waistband
• Hopi textiles
• Hopsacking
• Houseaux - botines or buskins
• Hug-me-tight - knitted top or jacket
• Hunting shirt
• Huque (or Heuke) - medieval garment
• Hydrophilic fiber
• Hydrophobic fiber

I

• Iceland wool
• Indian cotton
• Industrial sewing Methods/techniques, variations from home sewing techniques
• Ingrain fabric
• Inset
• Intermission length
• Iridescent fabric
• Irish tweed
• Italian cloth
• Izarband - sewing tool for threading drawstrings

J

• Jaal (textile) - Indian term for net/mesh (aka jaali/jaala); sometimes embroidered
• Jabul - traditional Filipino garment worn in the Philippines
• Jack (clothing) - type of medieval/Renaissance military doublet/jacket
• Jaconet or jackonet - cotton textile with at least two distinct forms.
• jigger coat
• jockey coat - not a jockey's coat but a type of overcoat
• Jumper coat - 19th-century jacket; also known as a Beaufort coat; [398]

K

• Kalocsa embroidery - A very popular form of traditional Hungarian embroidery. (hu)
• Kambal - Woollen Indian shawl
• Kimono dress - dress with kimono styling, but not a kimono
• Kunjalam - hair ornament worn in the Indian subcontinent; other names include but don't limit; Paranda and Kuchi

• Kinchaku - A traditional Japanese drawstring bag, today it's commonly used with yukata.

L

• Lacerna - Ancient Roman cape
• Lagenlook -[ https://styleofresistance.wordpress.com/2016/12/05/you-cant-unsee-me-lagenlook-as-resistance/ ] (make a standalone article?, or make Lagenlook redirect to Layered clothing, and add a note on this term to that article?)
• Lahariya - Indian textile
• Lame-like glotique - Notable? Only one source for this metallic brocade
• Lap robe - traveling rug worn over the knees in a carriage or for warmth
• Leather Sandals - leather sandals for women and men
• Leghorn straw - fine Italian straw; associated with Livorno
• Lettuce hem
• Leviathan canvas
• Lindbergh jacket - short overcoat associated with Charles Lindbergh
• Linen straw - very fine woven straw resembling linen fabric
• Liseré - specific fabric weave; [399]
• Lodier - mid-17th-century hip pad; similar to a farthingale
• Loose fit - not plus-size clothing, but clothing designed to fit loosely
• Lower stocks - 16th-century term for stockings
• Lumberjack shirt - many articles mention it, but there's explanatory article or section under "flannel shirt" for them to link to
• Luster fabric - fabric with a high shine
• Lutestring or lustring - Historical term for a type of silk fabric

M

• Maang tika - Indian jewellery worn in the hair
• Mafors - type of Byzantine/late Roman veil (I can't find any evidence that such a subject exists Wikiombudsman (talk) 15:53, 3 July 2015 (UTC))
• Malimo - form of needle-constructed fabric
• Manteline - Renaissance parade garment worn over armour
• Marble cloth
• Marc Marmel (Luxury Leather Goods) (http://theduanewells.com/2014/06/marc-marmel-the-biggest-name-in-luxury-youve-probably-never-heard-of/)
• Maro (garment) - Somali garment. [400][401]
• Marquisette - Leno weave fabric
• Mashru - Islamic silk/cotton woven fabric
• Mathilide - broad band of decoration on c.1790-1820 dress
• Matinée jacket - baby jacket; often associated with Azaria Chamberlain disappearance
• Midweight
• Milkmaid braid - a hairstyle
• Minky (fabric) - a synthetic textile [402] [403]
• Mitons (aka mouffes) - type of hand armour
• Mogadore (fabric) - silk fabric used for neckties
• Mongolian wool
• Monofil - type of canvas
• Montagnac (fabric) - overcoat wool
• Montenegrin (fashion) - a woman's outer garment
• Morning-glory skirt
• Moti (fashion) - Indian glass beadwork
• Mousquetaire (fashion) - 1) gauntlet glove (17th century) 2) woman's coat/mantle
• Muffatees - knitted fingerless mittens/wristlets
• Mulmul - textile
• Muscle back
• Mushru - South Asian textile

N

• Native fashion
• Nurse's gingham - fabric traditionally associated with nursing uniform
• Nytril - man-made synthetic fibre

O

• O Back - type of Japanese underwear
• Odhini - probably the same thing as a chador
• Ondule - 19th-century textile with waved texture
• one-hour dress - [404]; [405]
• Open stitch
• Organzine - silk thread used for weaving organza/other sheer textiles
• Overblouse
• Over-dyed denim
• Oversized (clothing)

P

• Paillasse - "About the year 1783... straw coats, called paillasses, were worn by women."
• Parasol skirt
• Peachskin - textile
• Peasant skirt
• Peau de cygne - type of silk
• Peau de peche - type of silk
• Peg-top skirt
• Peruvian cotton
• Peshwaz - Persian dress-like garment; also called pishwas/pishwaz
• Pharos (clothing) - a cloak/wrap worn in Etruscan/ancient Greek times
• Piece dyeing - dyeing woven or made-up cloth/garments
• Pigment printing
• Pigment dyeing
• Pile knit
• Plaited yarn
• Plastic fabric
• Plated fabric
• Plucked wool
• Pocket round
• Pointelle - knit fabric
• Ponté knit
• Postilion coat
• Pourpoint - medieval man's garment; [406]; [407]; [408]
• Pulled wool

R

• RKR BRACELETS
• Raglan (garment) - coat
• Rib weave - can describe a wide variety of fabrics
• Robings - dress facings/trimmings

S

Sa–Sm

• Saya (clothing) - Bulgarian folk dress; [409]; distinct from the baro't saya
• Sbernia - form of cloak
• Scalloped edge
• Scottish jewellery
• Segmentum - embroidered element of a Coptic garment
• Seraceta - type of acetate rayon
• Shadow organdy
• Shaker flannel
• Sheath skirt
• Shooting suit - suit worn for shooting
• Sideless gown
• Siglaton - form of medieval woven silk
• Simarra - vertical facings of an academic gown, also a medieval robe.
• Sinjaf - border on Indian dress/textiles
• Sitara (clothing) - veil/wrap; [410]
• Skeet jacket
• Skin wool
• Slant pocket
• Sleeveless dress
• Sling cape - cape with elasticated straps inside to hold the arms
• Slit skirt
• Slub cotton
• Slubbed fabric

Sn–Sz

• Sottana - 15th/16th-century Italian petticoat/dress
• South Indian clothing
• Space dyeing
• Spanish cloak
• Spike tail - a sort of tail coat apparently
• Split neck
• Sport shirt
• Spot weave
• Spun rayon
• Spun silk
• Spun-lo - synthetic fabric; mid-20th century; notable?
• Square dance dress
• Square dance skirt
• Squaw skirt
• Stacked heel
• Stambouline - collar
• Stays (clothing)
• Steerhide
• Stentering - textile manufacturing process
• Step-in blouse - a lower garment attached to a blouse bodice
• Stivali - shoe or boot
• Stock dyeing
• Suedette - Woven fabric simulating suede
• Sunray pleat
• Sunday best clothes
• Sunday-night dress - type of informal evening dress popular in 1920s-1930s; [411]; [412]; [413]
• Surplice top - top or bodice based on the ecclesiastical garment
• Suspender skirt
• Swag (clothing)
• Swagger coat
• Swagger suit
• Swing coat - loose-fitting coat; popular in 1950s-1960s, staple coat design/silhouette
• Swivel weaving

T

• Tablier - A form of apron drapery
• Tablion - Byzantine period decorative panel, similar to a mandarin square
• Taqueté - weaving technique
• Teca - type of synthetic fibre(?)
• Teddy-bear coat - popular style of coat in 20th century
• Tension control weave
• Textured fabric
• Tie-back skirt - like a bustle skirt, but not totally the same thing
• Tiretaine - fabric
• Tomanyo Somali garment, possibly like a sarong or wrapper, may qualify for Men's skirts. [414][415]
• Toob - Somali garment. [416][417]
• Top wool - grade of wool
• Tow coat - traveling coat; similar to a car coat
• Transformation dress
• Traveling dress
• Tricotine
• Tropical wool - lightweight wool
• Trotteur - French term for a walking suit
• Trumpet skirt
• Trunk sleeve - sleeve equivalent of trunk hose
• Tucker (clothing) – a small scarf or handkerchief; for ladies, it's tucked into a low neckline for modesty or decoration. Cf. "best bib and tucker"
• T-strap
• Twin pleat - construction method in men's trousers
• Twisted seam

U

• Untrue wool - irregular woolen fibers

V

• V-back
• V-waist
• Victorian jewelry

W

• Washability
• Watch coat
• Wedding-band collar
• Welsh flannel
• WGSN (fashion forecaster) - notable?
• Wide legs
• Wire loom
• Work shirt
• Wraprascal - coat
• Wrinkle recovery
• Wrinkle-resistance
• Wrinkle-resistant

Z

• Zepel - flame-retardant fabric finishing process