Safari jacket
Safari-jasje
Well over the hips, falling to sporty style with the safari style, characteristics, patch flap pockets, shoulder yoke and a wide waistband. A safari jacket is rather heavy, all-cotton fabrics.
Salopette
Salopette
A suit to work in the garden.
Satin
Satijn
General term for smooth and tightly woven fabrics in satin weave. The wires in the length are on the right side more visible than the transverse threads creating a gloss effect. It is not a matter species.
Shorn
Scheerwol
The wool obtained by shearing sheep. It is also the expression for wool which is used for the first time.
Shoddy
Scheurwol
The wool is recovered (torn) textile articles coming from.
An angle of the wire
Schuin van de draad
If a garment slanted and not straight out of the fabric is cut, it is different and you get more stretch in the fabric.
Tartan
Schotse ruit
Designation windscreens belonging to Scottish family (clan checks) or Scottish districts (the district glen checks or checks). These are windows created by different colors of yarn in length and width to use. The most common colors are green, red, blue and white.
Shoulder pad
Schoudervulling
A shoulder padding is padding in clothing for both men and women. By using shoulder pads shoulders look wider and clothing often gets a better fit. The use was popular in the 80s and is now back with a vengeance again.
Shapewear
Whapewear
Corrective underpants, petticoats and push-up bras. In other words, lingerie makes you look slimmer.
Short
Short
Short version of the pants fall to just below the buttocks or halfway up the peat.
Single breasted
Single breasted
A closure for a jacket or coat with a single row of knots.
Singlet
Singlet
Short, tank top of elastic fabric.
Shawl collar
Sjaalkraag
A collar for over-and outerwear that with the lapel consists of one part.
Skort
Skort
A short skirt and short in one.
Wedge
Sleehak
The heel extends into the front portion of the sole, thus forming a sort of cradle.
Slingback
Slingback
A shoe with a strap over the heel.
Skinny jeans
Skinny jeans
In short skinny's, his tight trousers, which are much in fashion seen since 2005. This pant is characterized by the pants so tight it looks like a second home.
Sneaker
Sneaker
Sportshoe
Slit pocket
Steekzak
The most common pocket trousers. The side pocket is placed obliquely in the front or right-processed in the side seam.
Fabric belt
Stofceintuur
A belt which is made of the same fabric as the garment when it is worn.
Stolp Tuck
Stolpplooi
A re-entrant fold; to these invading pleat is used inter alia in the back straps and stitched pockets. A pavement fold is composed of two flat folds that are alternately opposed squeezed.
Stone washed
Stone washed
A pair of jeans that have been washed (and bleached) in a bath to which lava stones have been added. For example, is obtained in an artificial way a worn appearance.
Strapless
Strapless
Garment without shoulder straps or shoulder coverage.
Strass
Strass
Special kind of glass imitation gemstones that are created, which are used for decoration of clothes.
Suave pants
Suavebroek
A widely covered pants with a low cross falling to your knees. These pants usually has a transshipment center front and elastic at the top. The trousers are then at the ankles.
Suede
Suede
A learning type of which the flesh side of the skin will be finished so that a velvet-like appearance.
Swagger
Swagger
Clothing style.
Waist seam
Taillenaad
A seam halfway between the lower rib and the hip bone. The waist seam is required when the skirt portion is folded or wrinkled, or when a specific pattern processing.
Tenue de ville
Tenue de ville
Tenue de ville literally means city attire. This is so neat attire for daytime, no evening clothes. For men, this means a net or dark gray suit (not brown) in combination with shirt and tie, black shoes and dark socks. Ladies can wear a suit or smart dress, but always with tights or stockings. A matching hat is an option, not an obligation.
Tregging
Tregging
Floats between a pair of pants and tights in. A variation to this is the jeggings, which is a mix of jeans and leggings.
Trenchcoat
Trenchcoat
Sporty overcoat of flexible, water-repellent fabric with yoke pieces, epaulette, louts and belt.
Triangle neck
Triangelhals
Pyramid-shaped neck lines which occurs in formal wear and T-shirts.
Tricot
Tricot
General term for fine knits. Also called jersey.
Dungaree
Tuinbroek
Long pants with turned top and suspenders. Work originally worn as clothing.
Tule
Tulle
A substance with hexagonal openings, as well as by weaving to produce knitting. Tulle is used for, among other veils.
Turtle neck
Turtle neck
A small collar on a sweater that is just in contact with the neck.
Tunic
Tuniek
A (loose fitting) blouse which comes down to the hips is supported, with or without a belt of a skirt or skinny jeans.
Tweed
Tweed
Thick woolen fabric of a spun yarn with colored particles.
Twisting
Twijnen
Twisting two or more single yarns. During the spinning process, fibers are twisted together so that they can not slide mutually, and forming a wire. Twisting around each other, hot. In order to obtain an even stronger thread, two or more wires may be twisted around each other again to: twisting of threads.
Twinsset
Twinset
A sweater with matching cardigan.