Garter (stockings) Hosiery (3)

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Compression stockings Hosiery(2)

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Churidar Hosiery (1)

01-Churidar Churidars  or more properly churidar pyjamas are tightly fitting trousers worn by both men and

Hosiery

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Thawb Gown(26)

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Surplice Gown(25)

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Smock-frock Gown(24)

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Sleeved blanket Gown(23)

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Sack-back Gown(22)

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Rochet Gown(21)

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Peignoir Gown(20)

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Nightshirt Gown(19)

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Nightgown (18)

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Negligee Gown(17)

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Mantua Gown(16)

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Kirtle Gown(15)

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Kappogi Gown(14)

Kappogi A kappogi, literally cooking wear, is a type of gown-like apron, originating in Japan. First designed to pro

Houppelande Gown(13)

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Hospital Gown(12)

 Hospital Gown A hospital gown, also called a "Johnny Gown" is "a long loose piece of clothing worn in a hospit

Herigaut Gown(11)

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