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A2 Key - Clothes and Accessories

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  • A piece of jewelry worn on the finger.
    Ring
  • You use this to hold things like your books and snacks.
    Bag
  • A piece of jewellery worn by women consisting of a fine chain, string of beads, etc. worn around the neck.
    Necklace
  • The clothes worn by actors in a play or film, or worn by somebody to make them look like somebody/something else.
    Costume
  • Verb used to test how something looks on you.
    Try on
  • General term for what you wear.
    Clothes
  • The collective name for things like rings, bracelets or necklaces.
    Jewellery
  • Used in the rain to stay dry. You hold it in your hand.
    Umbrella
  • Worn around the neck, often with a suit.
    Tie
  • Men wear shirts but women wear a _______.
    Blouse
  • You wear these on your legs for dance or cold weather.
    tights
  • Carried by men to hold their money and cards.
    Wallet
  • Footwear for walking.
    Shoes
  • Worn by women on the lower part of the body but not trousers.
    Skirt
  • A small bag used by women to carry personal items.
    Handbag
  • When a style of clothing that is popular, it is called _________.
    fashion
  • A set of items needed for a particular purpose. For example, equipment for football is your football ____.
    Kit
  • Worn to stay warm and often knitted (tejido).
    Sweater
  • Worn in cold weather for warmth.
    Coat
  • Wear these on your feet in the rain or snow.
    Boots
  • Worn on your foot inside your shoes.
    Socks
  • You wear this at the pool or beach. (3 words)
    Swimsuit / Bathing suite / Swimming costume
  • These are worn on the hands to keep you warm.
    Gloves
  • Small object normally used by women to carry money and cards.
    Purse
  • You wear this to stay dry when it's wet.
    Raincoat
  • Worn at school or work so that everyone looks the same.
    Uniform
  • You wear this on your wrist as a decoration.
    Bracelet
  • a piece of clothing worn by men on the upper part of the body and usually with a collar and buttons down the front.
    Shirt
  • You wear these on your face to see better.
    Glasses
  • Trousers made of denim.
    Jeans
  • A piece of clothing that covers the lower body and is divided into two parts to cover each leg separately.
    Trousers
  • A type of short, light coat.
    Jacket
  • A piece of jewellery that you put in or on your ear.
    Earring
  • Worn around the waist to hold up trousers.
    Belt
  • Wrap this around your neck for warmth or style.
    Scarf
  • Formal clothing often worn on special occasions.
    Suit
  • Worn on the lower part of the body on hot days and normally in the summer.
    Shorts
  • Worn on your wrist to tell the time.
    Watch
  • Small pouch on clothing for carrying small items.
    Pocket
  • The action of putting on clothes.
    Get dressed
  • You wear this on your head to protect yourself from the sun.
    Hat
  • Worn on your head for a sporty look.
    Cap
  • Another word, often used instead of "sweater"
    Jersey
  • Verb used to say “put on clothes or accessories".
    Wear
  • Casual top with short sleeves
    T-shirt
  • Worn by women. It is made in one piece and hangs down to cover the body as far as the legs, sometimes reaching to below the knees, or to the ankles.
    Dress
  • Shoes for sports and exercise.
    Trainers
  • Common sport done in water.
    Swimming
  • Worn to protect your eyes from the sun.
    Sunglasses
  • A piece of jewelry that goes around the neck and often by men.
    Chain