Learn clothing vocabulary in Spanish with audio.
la camisa
shirt
la camiseta
t-shirt
el suéter
sweater
la chaqueta
jacket
el abrigo
coat
la blusa
blouse
la sudadera
hoodie/sweatshirt
el chaleco
vest
los pantalones
pants/trousers
los vaqueros
jeans
la falda
skirt
los pantalones cortos
shorts
el vestido
dress
la ropa interior
underwear
los leggings
leggings
el pijama
pajamas
los zapatos
shoes
las botas
boots
las sandalias
sandals
los calcetines
socks
las zapatillas
sneakers/slippers
los tacones
heels
el sombrero
hat
la bufanda
scarf
los guantes
gloves
el cinturón
belt
las gafas
glasses
el reloj
watch
¿Tiene una talla más grande/pequeña? (Do you have a bigger/smaller size?) Me lo puedo probar? (Can I try it on?) ¿Cuánto cuesta? (How much does it cost?) Sizes: pequeña (S), mediana (M), grande (L).
1. What does 'camisa' mean?
2. How do you say 'shoes' in Spanish?
3. What is 'falda'?
4. How do you say 'hat' in Spanish?
5. What does 'pantalón' mean?
6. How do you say 'dress' in Spanish?
7. What is 'corbata'?
8. How do you say 'jacket' in Spanish?
9. What does 'calcetines' mean?
10. How do you say 'coat' in Spanish?
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Shopping for clothes in Spanish-speaking countries requires knowing both vocabulary and cultural norms. Sizes differ between Spain and Latin America, and both differ from US/UK sizing. Knowing phrases like me queda grande (it is too big on me) or me queda bien (it fits well) makes fitting rooms much easier.
Clothing vocabulary varies significantly by region. Sweater is suéter in Mexico, jersey in Spain, and chompa in Peru. Jacket can be chaqueta, chamarra (Mexico), or campera (Argentina). Jeans are vaqueros in Spain but mezclilla in Mexico and jean or jeans in most of South America.
To describe clothing in Spanish, use llevar (to wear). Llevo una camisa azul means I am wearing a blue shirt. Colors come after the noun and must agree in gender and number: zapatos negros (black shoes), falda roja (red skirt).