### clothes | garment | neckwear:

Necktie
* Use paper or scrap fabric to cut out necktie shape to decorate.
* are ties.
* come in many shapes, sizes, colors and styles.
* is neckwear

Tie
* Explain the purpose of ties.
* are small rubber rings or fine wires that fasten archwires to brackets
  - the last stop in male fashion expression
  - where they can express themselves in terms of color and design

### clothes | garment | neckwear | tie:

Bola
* Some bolas have balls of equal weight , others vary the knot and cord
  - weight,others vary the knot and cord
+ Bolas, Design: Weapons
  * Some bolas have balls of equal weight,others vary the knot and cord. Gauchos use bolas made of leather cords with wooden balls or small leather sacks full of stones in the ends of the cords.

Drawstring
* adjust to changing temperatures better than elastic or tailored waistbands.
* can catch on playground and other equipment, and can strangle young children
  - strangle young children if caught on playground and other equipment
* is ties.

Petticoat
* are uncomfortable to travel in
  - undergarments
* have two pocket slits located on the sides and a drawstring gathered waist for comfort.

Raglan
* are garments.
* includes bands
  - button holes
  - collars
  - cuffs
  - lap covering
  - pocket flaps
  - pockets
  - raglan sleeve
  - sections
  - skirts
  - stripes

### clothes | garment:

Scarf
* Scarves also come in all kinds of colors and patterns.
* Scarves are an inexpensive way to change an outfit s look
  - the least expensive way to expand a wardrobe
  - very fashionable and come in an infinite number of colors and patterns
* Scarves can easily blow in a child's face and obstruct vision
  - fall off and get caught under skate blades causing the skater or others to fall
* Scarves come in many different sizes and shapes
  - sizes, shapes, and fabrics
  - red, blue, green, purple, turquoise, maroon or gray
  - silk and art silk variations
* Scarves includes bands
  - cuffs
  - protect against dust and wet towels from extreme heat
* are accessories
  - clothing
* are located in drawers
  - suitcases

### clothes | garment:

Shirt
* Some shirts have molecular structures
  - sleeves , which cover the arms
  - sleeves, which cover the arms.
  * A 'shirt' kind of cloth which is made to cover the chest and upper body. In North America this covers many types of clothes, including T-shirts and, polo shirts etc. In British English, a shirt has a garment with a collar, sleeves with cuffs and a full vertical opening with buttons. Some shirts have sleeves, which cover the arms. T-shirts are a type of shirt which has smaller sleeves. These sleeves cover the shoulders. Shirts which do not have sleeves are sleeveless
* are clothing
* are located in closets
  - dressers
  - made of materials
  - part of outfits
  - tops
* are used for advertisements
  - covering
  - dressings
  - match color
  - uniformity
  - warmth
  - wearing
* cover chests.
* have buttons
  - button holes
  - pocket flaps
  - shirt buttons
* provide protection.

### clothes | garment | shirt:

Jersey
* cows produce milk valued by cheesemakers.
* has nine breeding seabird species, of which seven nest on the north coast
  - one of the largest tidal movements in the world
* is an island to the south of England near France
  - the most densely populated state
  - type of fabric
* operates in the European time zone.
+ Jersey (disambiguation)

### clothes | garment | shirt | jersey:

New jersey
* are located in universes.
* have worlds.

Tee shirt
* are a traditional merchandising route for most sports
  - like personal billboards, the ultimate expression of inner self through outerwear
  - one of the standard clothing items for casual wear
* come in fashion as well as basic styles.