flange dart
flap pocket
Florentine neckline
flounce
fly front placket
four-in-hand
French cuff
French front placket
French sleeve
fringe trim
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An oversized collar. The collar employs a triangular piece draped over
the shoulders.
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A tuck at the back shoulder and armhole intersection of a shirt or blouse that allows more
movement in the arms.
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A pocket with an overhanging flap.
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Extends form shoulder straight
across front and back; inspired by Renaissance painters.
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The flounce is cut from two circles creating a full flare at the hem and a smooth fitting line at the point at which it is attached to the garment.
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A placket that completely covers
the buttons.
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The most common tie worn by
men today; tied in a flat knot at the
neck; long strands hang down.
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A double-layer cuff with folded back sleeve ends held in place
by a cuff link.
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The placket is turned back on the lining.
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In Europe and the USA the French sleeve is the same as a kimono sleeve, but in Japan it indicates a slightly longer sleeve. Also called
a Chinese sleeve.
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Unraveled cloth ends as seen on hems, shawls and western styles.
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Decorative cording attached to
front of garment; one side forms
loop buttonhole.
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