Glossary

Flared means expanded or opened outward in shape or widened often at one end, as in Bellbottom or flared pants; a flared piece of fabric added to the Waist as in Peplum; or Flared sk

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Flaring sleeves refer to sleeves that widen or flare out as they extend towards the wrist or beyond. This design feature can vary from a gentle flare to an extravagant bell shape, adding a distinct style and movement to the garment.

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Flat-Front refers to a term which is used to describe a trouser with no pleats. Flat-Front men's trousers are rumored to have originated in post-World War II in Italy, where tailors

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Deutsch: Fleece / Español: Vellón / Português: Fleece / Français: Polaire / Italiano: Pile /

Fleece refers to a soft, bulky, deep-piled knitted or woven fabric. It is an all-wool or synthetic knit fabric with a deep soft pile. It provides good insulation without the too much

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- Flippy (Skirt/Dress) : Flippy refers to a type of skirt or dress with bias-cut silhouette that creates a kicky shape..

Flippy refers to a dress or skirt that hugs the Waist but flares out at the hips. Flippy Ski

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Deutsch: Floater / Español: Floater / Português: Floater / Français: Floater / Italiano: Floater

A **floater** in the context of fashion refers to a lightweight, often sheer garment designed to drape loosely over the body, creating an ethereal or fluid silhouette. This term is closely associated with avant-garde, bohemian, and high-fashion aesthetics, where movement and layering play a pivotal role in the overall design. Floaters are typically crafted from delicate fabrics that emphasize transparency, flow, and a sense of effortless elegance.

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Flock refers to a material obtained by cutting or grinding textile fibers to fragments. There are two (2) types of flock: (1) precision cut flock, all fiber lengths are approximately

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Flood Pants refers to a type of pants which is cut at, or just above, the ankle.

Flood Pants are also called High Waters or High Water Pants.

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