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Learn the Italian words for buying clothes.

abito, vestito

bermuda

camicetta

camicia

cappotto

completo

dolcevita

felpa

giacca

giacca a vento

giubbotto

gonna

impermeabile

maglia con scollo a V

maglietta

maglione

mantella

minigonna

pantaloncini

pantaloni

pelliccia

prendisole

dress

bermuda shorts

blouse

shirt

coat

suit

polo-neck sweater, turtleneck

sweatshirt

jacket

anorak, windbreaker

blouson

skirt

raincoat

V-neck sweater

t-shirt

sweater, jumper

cape

miniskirt

shorts

trousers, pants

fur

sundress


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