People often forget me at home. Without me, the sun is too bright and photos look worse. What am I?
I’m often made of cotton. You wear me closest to your skin, but no one is supposed to see me. What am I?
You wear me when the weather suddenly changes. I can protect you from wind or rain, and I usually have a zipper. What am I?
You need me for cold mornings. Without me, your hands feel numb. What am I?
I’m small but important. Without me, your pants might not stay where they should. What am I?
You don’t wear me on your body; you wear me on your shoulder. I follow you everywhere you go. What am I?
You see me in formal outfits. I’m uncomfortable at first, but I make you look more serious. What am I?
I’m a small detail on a shirt or jacket. I help keep the front closed, and I come in many shapes and materials. What am I?
I’m not exactly a piece of clothing, but many people carry me every day. I hold things you don’t want to lose. What am I?
I can be long or short. I can make an outfit look elegant, but if the weather is hot, I feel like a mistake. What am I?
I hide your hair, protect your head, or finish your outfit. Sometimes I’m sporty, sometimes I’m stylish. What am I?