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A Pelisse was originally a Cloak
In early 19th-century Europe, the term was applied to a woman's long, fitted coat with set-in sleeves and empire waist.
Pelisses copied the Hussars' fur and braid, they soon lost these initial associations, and in fact were often made entirely of silk.
Mellie Gulgowski
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What is the difference between fabric and garment?
a garment is some thing you wear (made out of fabric) and fabric is what the garment is made of
What clothes do you air-dry and what clothes do you put in the dryer?
There's usually a label near the tag on the garment listing the proper washing/drying method for the garment.
Garment made from flimsy sheer or silky fabric worn with a peignoir?
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What are the different kinds of pockets?
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Finishes raw edges of a garment?
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Rifle is to firearm as what is to garment?
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What does a garment look like?
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Sarong type garment worn in Pakistan?
Lungi
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