bishop sleeve
blouson
boat neckline
bouffant sleeve
bound pocket
box pleats
braid
bungee
bustier
button fly
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Self or contrasting fabric cut on diagonal grain and attached to
edge.
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Long sleeve with fullness held by
cuff at wrist; armhole edge can be
flat or gathered.
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Blousing at waistline or below is created with elastic, a knitted band
or drawstring; often seen on sleeves, jackets and blouses.
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See bateau neckline.
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See balloon sleeve.
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Outside of pocket opens like a
bound buttonhole to reveal a concealed inner pocket; also
called a piped, slash, slit, or slot pocket.
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A box shaped pleat with stitches facing the lining.
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Cord or flat strip used to trim a garment.
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A type of elastic strap used as a drawstring or pull cord; usually accompanied by a type of stopper which holds the drawn fabric in
place.
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(boost-e-ay)-Strapless top, either held in place by an elasticized shirring or made of a stretchy, clinging knit. Also called tube top.
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The original jean closure
(preferably the button fly is worn closed).
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An object used to fasten or decorate a garment; a button is formed into a circle, square, triangle, or oblong or other shape. Common material used for buttons includes bone, metal, glass, plastic, fabric, shells, jewels, wood, and leather.
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