Circle skirt or A-line? What is a bolero, what are dungarees? Each question gives you a garment name and four pictures, and you pick the right one. 10 questions, 15 seconds each; after every answer you get a short note on what the garment is.
Which garments are included? Skirts (pencil, pleated, circle, tulle, A-line, mini, maxi), leggings and trousers (capri, palazzo, cargo, flares, dungarees, jumpsuits and more), tops (crop top, strapless, halter neck, bolero and more), outerwear (trench coat, bomber, overcoat, parka and more) and widely known traditional clothing from around the world (kimono, sari, kilt, dirndl, hanbok, poncho). The four pictures in each question are of the same kind; look-alikes such as the circle, A-line and tulle skirts never appear in the same question.
Garment names and definitions were checked against dictionaries, store category pages and encyclopedias; the sources are listed below. The pictures are not real product photos: Who In made them with a local AI image model to show each garment's distinctive shape, and each one was checked by hand. The timer does not run while you read the explanation; the next question starts when you press "Next question".
Question sources (53) Wikipedia - Pencil skirt Slim-fitting skirt with a straight, narrow cut; hem at or just below the knee. Wikipedia - Pleat A pleat is fabric folded onto itself and secured in place. TDK Contemporary Turkish Dictionary - kloş (in Turkish) Defines "kloş" as a skirt widening toward the hem in a bell shape (from French cloche); the only listed source for the circle skirt name. Wikipedia - Tutu (clothing) Tutu: a full skirt made of tulle or similar fabrics. Wikipedia - A-line (clothing) A-line skirt: fitted at the hips and gradually widening towards the hem, shape of a capital A. Wikipedia - Miniskirt Hemline well above the knees, generally mid-thigh. Wikipedia - Maxi skirt A maxi skirt is a daytime skirt that reaches the ankle. Wikipedia - Leggings In modern usage, elastic close-fitting high-rise garments worn over the legs. Wikipedia - Capri pants Capri pants are longer than shorts but not as long as trousers. Wikipedia - Palazzo pants Long pants cut with a loose, extremely wide leg that flares out from the waist. Wikipedia - Cargo pants Loosely cut pants originally designed for rough work environments. Wikipedia - Sweatpants Relaxed, soft trousers made for comfort or athletic activity. Wikipedia - Bell-bottoms Trousers that become wider from the knees downward, forming a bell-like shape. Wikipedia - Bermuda shorts Short trousers, hem around 1 inch above the knee. Wikipedia - Overalls Trousers with an extra chest panel held in place by a strap over each shoulder; called dungarees in British English. Wikipedia - Jumpsuit One-piece garment with sleeves and legs. Wikipedia - Crop top A crop top reveals and exposes the waist, navel, or abdomen. Wikipedia - Tube top Shoulderless, sleeveless garment that wraps around the upper torso. Wikipedia - Halterneck A strap that runs from the front of the garment around the back of the neck, leaving the upper back uncovered. Wikipedia - Neckline Covers neckline types, including the one-shoulder neckline. Wikipedia - Turtleneck Polo neck/turtleneck: close-fitting collar that folds over and covers the neck. Wikipedia - Polo shirt A form of shirt with a collar, usually short sleeved. Wikipedia - Hoodie Jacket or sweatshirt with a hood. Wikipedia - Sweatshirt Long-sleeved pullover shirt of thick, usually cotton, cloth. Wikipedia - Cardigan (sweater) A knitted garment with an open front, worn like a jacket. Wikipedia - Waistcoat A sleeveless upper-body garment; called a vest in the US and Canada. Wikipedia - Bolero jacket Short tailored jacket; a more formal relative of the shrug. Wikipedia - Trench coat Waterproof heavy-duty coat, typically double-breasted and fastened at the waist with a matching self-belt. Wikipedia - Flight jacket Flight (bomber) jacket: casual jacket originally created for pilots. Wikipedia - Blazer A distinct type of lightweight sports jacket; metal buttons on front and sleeves. Wikipedia - Pea coat Outer coat of heavy wool; short length, broad lapels, double-breasted front. Wikipedia - Parka A type of coat with a hood. Wikipedia - Down jacket Down jacket, in fashion known as a puffer jacket: quilted winter jacket. Wikipedia - Leather jacket Jacket made from tanned skin; includes motorcycle jackets. Wikipedia - Kimono Traditional Japanese garment and the national dress of Japan. Wikipedia - Sari Draped cloth and women's garment in the Indian subcontinent. Wikipedia - Kilt Garment resembling a wrap-around knee-length skirt; Scottish Highland dress for men. Wikipedia - Dirndl Dress which originated in German-speaking areas of the Alps. Wikipedia - Hanbok The traditional clothing of the Korean people. Wikipedia - Poncho Plainly formed, loose outer garment originating in the Americas. Gloverall - Churchill Peacoat Collar and button structure of a woolen double-breasted pea coat. Gloverall - Duffle coats Hood, woolen fabric and toggle fastenings. Carhartt - Rockland Anorak Hood, half-length front zip and adjustable hem. Baracuta - Harrington jacket distinctive elements Two-button collar, ribbed waist and cuffs, tartan lining. Wikipedia - Cape A sleeveless outer garment of any length that hangs loosely, fastened at the neck or shoulders. Wikipedia - Double-breasted Wide, overlapping front flaps with two vertical columns of buttons. Gentleman's Gazette - Tuxedo dinner suit Tuxedo jacket and silk/satin lapel features. Gentleman's Gazette - White tie tailcoat Front cut away at the waist and long tails at the back. Wikipedia - Pinafore dress A sleeveless, collarless dress meant to be layered over a top; called a jumper in American English. Wikipedia - Culottes Includes the divided skirt (culottes); it does not state the cropped length used in the picture. Dictionary.com - peplum Peplum: a flared ruffle attached to the waistline of a dress, jacket or blouse. Wikipedia - Wrap dress A dress that closes at the front when one side is crossed over the other, fastened at the side or tied at the back. Diane von Furstenberg - Ballerina Wrap Dress V-neck, self-tie waist and a dress that closes by wrapping. All contests
