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In Holland, stockings are commonly referred to as "kousen." This term is used to describe various types of hosiery, including knee-highs and tights. Additionally, "kniekousen" specifically refers to knee-length stockings. The word reflects the Dutch language's unique vocabulary for clothing items.

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