| shirt /ʃɜːt/ | you wear it on the top half of your body; it has buttons and a collar | He wears a white shirt and a tie to work. |
| trousers /ˈtraʊzərz/ | you wear them on your legs; they are long, not short | It's cold, so I'm wearing long trousers, not shorts. |
| dress /dres/ | one piece of clothing for a girl or woman, from the shoulders to the legs | She is wearing a long blue dress to the party. |
| jacket /ˈdʒækɪt/ | a short coat for when it's a little cold | It's a bit cold, so I'm wearing my short jacket, not my long coat. |
| shoes /ʃuːz/ | you wear them on your feet, over your socks | I put on my shoes over my socks. |
| socks /sɒks/ | you wear them on your feet, inside your shoes | I always wear socks inside my shoes. |
| hat /hæt/ | you wear it on your head | Put a hat on your head — the sun is very hot. |
| scarf /skɑːf/ | a long piece of material you wear around your neck | It's cold. Put a scarf around your neck. |
| gloves /ɡlʌvz/ | you wear them on your hands to keep them warm | My hands are cold — where are my gloves? |
| coat /kəʊt/ | a long, warm piece of clothing you wear outside in winter | In winter I wear a long, warm coat over my jumper. |