Panjabi Shirt
What is the difference between the following?
COAT JACKET BLAZER OVERCOAT FROCKCOAT SUIT BANIYAN VEST GARMENT KAMEEZ TSHIRT SHIRT PANJABI SHERWANI TAILCOAT MORNINGCOAT PULLOVER GOWN
Coat: Item of outerwear that goes to, or past, the hips; also the top part of a business suit
Jacket: Item of outerwear that goes to the waist.
Blazer: Casual suit jacket, usu. in black or blue w/gold or silver buttons; worn with odd trousers.
Overcoat: Long, heavy outerwear that may reach to the ankles. Traditionally worn over a suit.
Frock coat: semi-defunct formal wear characterized by knee-length skirts all around the base, unlike the tail coat and the morning coat.
Suit: nowadays, usu. a matching jacket and trousers w/wo a vest, all sold together.
Baniyan: a loose, T-shaped robe influenced by Persian and Asian clothing. Also commonly used in present day Indian English to mean vest (undershirt in American English).
Vest: Sleeveless piece of clothing usu. either down/synthetic for winter wear, or it's part of a suit.
Garment: All of the above, and below too.
Kameez: long shirt or tunic, worn by both women and men in South Asia.
T-shirt: short-sleeved underwear worn as actual clothing.
Shirt: any garment that covers the upper body.
Sherwani: A long coat-like garment worn in South Asia, sometimes w/a fez.
Tailcoat: White tie formal wear. Look like a vest in front, but with long swallow-tails in back.
Morning coat: principle item of men's morning dress. Single-breasted coat, the front parts usually meeting at one button in the middle, and curving away into a pair of tails behind.
Pullover: Sweater that is pulled over the head to put it on, as opposed to one fastened with buttons or a full zipper
Gown: Woman's garment; a long formal dress.
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