The word "Garment" is a formal synonym for:

What is "Indigo"?

Before they were called "jeans," this item of clothing was known as:

If jeans have wider bottoms that look like a bell shape, they are described as:

"Serge de Nîmes" is significant because:

A thin string of cotton, wool, or silk used for sewing is called a:

Large farms, often growing cotton or tobacco, where early denim wearers worked are called:

To decorate cloth by sewing patterns or pictures onto it is to:

Something that is "Universal" is:

The Gold Rush was ______ in the history of jeans, making them popular among miners.

Over time, the humble work pant ______ the most popular fashion item in the world.

Jeans have a ______ durability; they almost never tear.

In the 1950s, jeans became a ______ youth rebellion and independence.

Manufacturers often ______ a leather label to the back of the waistband.

Fashion designers often ______ old styles to fit modern tastes.

T-shirts and jeans are ______; you see them in almost every country.

For many people, Paris is ______ high fashion and luxury.

Originally, jeans were ______ work clothes, designed only for utility.

The word "sandwich" ______ the Earl of Sandwich.

Jeans eventually ______ from manual labor clothing to high-fashion runways.

Which word implies that something developed gradually over a long period?

If a jacket is sewn with gold ______, it looks very expensive.

In the 1960s, hippies preferred ______ jeans to express their freedom.

To say denim "emerged as" a favorite fabric means it:

Which phrase is an idiom used to describe a major transformation?

The brand has a ______ quality, so customers trust it.

Young people began to ______ their jeans with flowers and peace signs.

Denim trousers were ______ sturdy pants for miners, nothing more.

The metal ______ are not just for decoration; they hold the fabric together at stress points.