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Question 1

are part of a clothing item which covers the arm of the body and are usually attached to armhole of bodice pattern.

Answer 1

Sleeves

Question 2

Sleeves that are attached to the garment’s armhole and sewn all the way around.

Answer 2

SET-IN SLEEVES

Question 3

Sleeves gathered at the shoulder and at the seam but are full and “puffy” in the middle..

Answer 3

PUFF SLEEVES

Question 4

Also called peasant sleeves, are long sleeves fitted around the shoulder and upper arm and flares out to the wrist like a bell.

Answer 4

BELL SLEEVES

Question 5

Sleeves flared out from the shoulder, but it usually does not fully cover the arm.

Answer 5

BUTTERFLY SLEEVESO

Question 6

Are very long wide sleeves usually hanging loose from the shoulder often used on robes and gowns.

Answer 6

ANGEL SLEEVES

Question 7

can be close to or away from neckline and collar edge can be round, curved, square, or pointed, depending upon design variation.

Answer 7

collar

Question 8

This is similar to round collar. This is used in children’s dresses and has rounded ends at back and front.

Answer 8

PETER PAN COLLAR

Question 9

It is rounded, turned-down collar at the neckline. This flat collar is suitable for baby suits and little girls’ dresses. It has “V” shape in front and square shape at the back.

Answer 9

SAILOR COLLAR

Question 10

Used mainly on men’s and body’s shirt. T-Shirts and sportswear. It can be used on children’s garments and ladies tops, too.

Answer 10

FLAT COLLAR OR SPORTS CAR

Question 11

There’s a reason____ are a wardrobe staple: a____ from decade ago can look just as fashionable today.

Answer 11

skirts

Question 12

Known for its professional style and has been embraced by many women for its sophisticated look in business settings.

Answer 12

PENCIL

Question 13

Also called bubble or tulip skirt, this attention-getting skirt has been popular since the 1950s for its puffy silhouette.

Answer 13

BALLOON

Question 14

When you hear “______skirt” you might think of kilts or school uniforms. There are many types of pleated skirts. It includes wide pleats and narrow pleats.

Answer 14

PLEATED

Question 15

A skirt cut out from a rectangular piece of fabric that is gathered around the waist.

Answer 15

SHEARED OR GATHE D

Question 16

A skirt cut with a flared ruffle sewn into the waistline to add extra frill and accentuate the waist.

Answer 16

PEPLUM

Question 17

We use them to keep our necessities such as cash, wallet, and even phones for easier reach.

Answer 17

TYPES OF POCKETS

Question 18

These are attached to the outside of the garment and may be cut in various shapes.

Answer 18

PATCH

Question 19

Any type of pocket in which the opening falls along a seam line of the garment is referred as “pocket set into ___”.

Answer 19

SEAM

Question 20

This type of pocket is inside the garment with a slash of some type for its opening.

Answer 20

SLASH

Question 21

Total_____ is the length from the head’s top to the heel’s bottom. Measuring total_____ is important because some pattern companies. and clothing brands do not write down sizes according to child’s age and only use height.

Answer 21

HEIGHT

Question 22

measurement is considered among the most important ones. It is useful for determining sizes for many garments like tops, dresses, bodysuits, and rompers.

Answer 22

Chest

Question 23

For grown-ups, the natural ____ measurement is taken when wrapping the tape around the thinnest part of the waist. However, children usually have more rounded bellies without the narrow part.

Answer 23

WAIST

Question 24

It is taken by going from the prominent bone to the line of the natural waste.

Answer 24

BACK

Question 25

To measure____ circumference, wrap the measuring tape around the fullest part of hips. It is important when making the size of pants, shorts, and skirts.

Answer 25

hip

Question 26

Goes vertically from the natural waist to the bottom end of the calf bone or the ankle joint bump.

Answer 26

SIDE LEG