| yoofuku | clothes, suit, dress |
| kutsu | shoes |
| booshi | hat, cap |
| suutsu | a suit |
| seetaa | sweater |
| T-shatsu | T-shirt |
| kooto | coat |
| jiinzu | jeans |
| nekutai | necktie, tie |
| pantsu | slacks, trousers / underpants |
| shitagi | underwear |
| suniikaa | sneakers |
Clothes
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