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Substantivity is a term in perfumery referring to how long a fragrance lasts on a particular surface, and how it is affected by temperature, humidity, and other such conditions.

Subucula refers to the wool under-tunic worn by the Romans to protect from them from cold.

Deutsch: Wildleder / Español: Terciopelo / Português: Camurça / Français: Daim / Italiano: Camoscio /

Suede refers to any type of leather with a soft, napped finish. Suede is difficult to clean, generally not easy to water-proof. Often used in jackets, skirts,, shoes, and handbags.

Suiter refers to a rectangular piece of luggage intended to hold two to four men's suits; has hangers and
suit-folding frames. May be hard side, soft side or soft and may also have w

Suiting refers to any fabric used in making men's or women's suits; it applies to a wide variety woven fabrics which tailor

Sundress refers to a dress with a Bodice styled to expose the arms, shoulders, and back, for wear during hot weather.
A sundress can be an A-line dress with an Empire waist. Moreove

Deutsch: Sonnenbrillen / Español: gafas de sol / Português: óculos de sol / Français: lunettes de soleil / Italiano: occhiali da sole

Sunglasses are a functional yet fashionable Accessory designed to protect the eyes from harmful UV rays while adding a stylish element to an outfit. They come in various shapes, colours, and materials, making them a versatile Item in both casual and high-fashion wardrobes.

Deutsch: Superhumeral / Español: Superhumeral / Português: Superhumeral / Français: Superhumeral / Italiano: Superhumeral

Superhumeral refers to a specific type of garment or accessory worn over the shoulders, often associated with historical and liturgical dress.

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