A list of 36 words by sionnach.
- cardigan appears on 25 other lists
- balbriggan appears on 8 other lists
- balaclava appears on 36 other lists
- raglan appears on 13 other lists
- macintosh appears on 13 other lists
- madras appears on 18 other lists
- cashmere appears on 48 other lists
- angora appears on 16 other lists
- denim appears on 32 other lists
- oxford appears on 15 other lists
- wigan appears on 5 other lists
- bloomers appears on 12 other lists
- wellingtons appears on 6 other lists
- tam o' shanter appears on just this list
- levi's appears on 1 other list
- argyle appears on 44 other lists
- chesterfield appears on 20 other lists
- derby appears on 10 other lists
- davy crockett hat appears on just this list
- stetson appears on 7 other lists
- knickerbockers appears on 19 other lists
- pantaloons appears on 36 other lists
- leotards appears on 1 other list
- tuxedo appears on 22 other lists
- jersey appears on 14 other lists
- jacquard appears on 20 other lists
- chambray appears on 12 other lists
- cambric appears on 21 other lists
- calico appears on 51 other lists
- chino appears on 7 other lists
- duffel bag appears on 1 other list
- muslin appears on 50 other lists
- nankeen appears on 22 other lists
- paisley appears on 37 other lists
- poplin appears on 19 other lists
- damask appears on 64 other lists

skipvia Taffeta, sweetheart... Oct 23, 2007
chained_bear I want to say taffeta, but I don't think that comes from a particular place. Wikipedia says the word is of Persian origin, meaning "twisted woven."
Wait a minute! Fez! Oct 23, 2007
sionnach damask is an excellent addition - thanks, c_b! Oct 23, 2007
chained_bear damask? (Type of fabric from Damascus.) I still love this list! Oct 23, 2007
valse how about bloomers? Feb 17, 2007
chained_bear levis? (No one seems to spell it "levi's" anymore.) Maybe not. This is a cool list! Feb 16, 2007
sionnach I think brogan actually derives from the Irish word for shoe, brog. I think opening it up to types of fabric, as well as articles of clothing is a good idea - it allows words like madras, cashmere, denim, oxford as well. Feb 16, 2007
chained_bear brogan? just a guess... would madras count if it's not actual clothing but a type of fabric? (and a city in India) Feb 15, 2007