Clothing and Retail Signs in ASL | Profession Series

This video tutorial teaches how to sign various clothing-related terms in sign language. It covers how to sign clothing sizes, both letter and number sizes, and introduces vocabulary related to retail and clothing items. The tutorial also explains how to sign different clothing patterns, colors, and fit descriptions. Finally, it provides example sentences to demonstrate the use of these signs in context.

What is the sign for a clothing size that uses numbers?

• Sign the letter 'N' followed by the size

• Sign the letter abbreviation

• Sign the word 'size' followed by the number

• Sign the word 'number' followed by the size

How do you sign 'mall' in sign language?

• Use the sign for 'store'

• Finger spell the word 'mall'

• Use the sign for 'shopping'

• Use the sign for 'building'

Which sign involves pinching your shirt and showing it?

• Socks

• Pants

• Shorts

• Shirt

What is the sign for 'jacket' or 'coat'?

• Use the sign for 'sweater'

• Use the sign for 'shirt'

• Pull over an imaginary jacket

• Finger spell 'jacket'

How do you sign 'sweater'?

• Use the sign for 'shirt'

• Use the sign for 'jacket'

• Finger spell 'sweater'

• Use S hands and pull over your head

What is the sign for 'sandals'?

• Use the sign for 'boots'

• Show the sandal slipping through your toes

• Finger spell 'sandals'

• Use the sign for 'shoes'

How do you sign 'polka dot'?

• Finger spell 'polka dot'

• Use F hands to make little circles

• Use the sign for 'stripes'

• Use the sign for 'pattern'

What is the sign for 'V-neck'?

• Use a V hand shape on your chest

• Use the sign for 'shirt'

• Use the sign for 'scoop neck'

• Finger spell 'V-neck'

How do you indicate that something is 'too small'?

• Finger spell 'small'

• Use the sign for 'big' and shake your head

• Use the sign for 'small' and shake your head

• Use the sign for 'fit'

What is the sign for 'match' when referring to clothing?

• Finger spell 'match'

• Use the sign for 'same'

• Use bent five hands moving towards each other

• Use the sign for 'fit'