Glossary

Deutsch: Neckholder / Español: Cuello halter / Português: Gola halter / Français: Col halter / Italiano: Collo all'americana

Halter neck in the fashion context refers to a style of clothing neckline that features a single strap or material that runs from the front of the garment around the back of the neck. Typically, this design leaves the back and the shoulders bare, providing a distinctive, elegant look that is popular in both casual and formal wear.

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- Halter Neck (Neckline)) : Halter Neck refers to a dress, bra or undergarment style in which the fabric wraps behind and around the neck for support, with the arms, shoulders, and upper back left bare. Halters may be

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Halter Top refers to a Sleeveless shirt that meets on the Top of the neckline creating a high choke or wrap neck and is normally backless. It is a short Top that exposes upper back a

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Hamilton Finish refers to a type of metal finish which gives a piece of jewelry the appearance of 18 karat gold.

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Hammer Loop refers to a fabric ring usually adorning the side seam of a pant or skirt Inspired by the styling of a carpenter's pant. Hammer Loops are so called because carpenters sli

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Hammertoe refers to a condition in which the toe is bent in a claw-like position, occurring most frequently in the second through fifth toes. Hammertoes are usually caused by an imbal

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Deutsch: Hamsa / Español: Jamsa / Português: Hamsá / Français: Khamsa / Italiano: Mano di Fatima

The Hamsa is a symbolic hand-shaped amulet widely recognized in fashion, jewelry, and decorative arts across multiple cultures. Originating from ancient Middle Eastern and North African traditions, it has evolved into a globally recognized motif that blends spiritual significance with aesthetic appeal. While its roots lie in religious and protective symbolism, the Hamsa has been adapted into contemporary fashion as a versatile design element that resonates with diverse audiences.

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Hand Knitting refers to a method of constructing fabric using two (2) needles to make the fabrics.

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