Garments & patterns

Standardized clothing required by an educational institution, typically produced to fixed specifications for fabric, color, and construction.

A rounded neckline cut in a wide, U-shaped curve that dips below the collarbone at the front.

Denim woven on a narrow shuttle loom that produces a tightly finished, self-edged fabric border, prized for durability and reduced fraying.

A close-fitting, straight-cut dress with minimal ease that follows the body's contours from shoulder to hem without a defined waist seam.

A simple, loose-fitting dress that hangs straight from the shoulders with little or no waist shaping, often constructed with darts alone.

A dress styled like a button-front shirt, typically featuring a collar, sleeves, and a full button placket extending the length of the garment.

An undergarment worn beneath a dress or skirt to smooth the silhouette and prevent fabric cling, typically cut from lightweight, often bias-cut fabric.

A minimalist, bias-cut dress with thin straps and a simple silhouette, modeled on undergarment slips and typically made from lightweight fabric.

Row of snap fasteners along the inseam or crotch of an infant garment allowing it to be opened flat for easy nappy changes.

A supportive undergarment designed to minimize breast movement during physical activity, constructed from stretch fabric with reinforced encapsulation or compression panels.

Trousers with a leg width that remains consistent from the knee to the hem, following the natural line of the leg without flare or taper.

A tailored, structured jacket cut to match trousers as part of a matched suit, featuring lapels, a canvassed front, and set-in sleeves.

A neckline shaped like the top curves of a heart, dipping to a center point between two rounded curves over the bust.