Every clothing word on the CEFR-levelled Lock&Learn Spanish lists with its meaning, the beginner ones in a real sentence. Filter it, flip it into flashcards, or carry it on your Lock Screen with Lock&Learn Spanish.
Clothing words in Spanish: what you wear from head to foot, accessories, and the verbs for putting them on and taking them off. Spanish uses the article rather than "my" here too: me pongo los zapatos, I put my shoes on.
In Lock&Learn Spanish these words sit in their level packs (Beginner, Elementary, Intermediate, Upper Intermediate and more), one per glance on the widget: a word waits on the widget, readable from day one; one tap reveals the meaning and a real sentence. Beginner is free in full; every other pack opens with a free preview.
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| Word | Meaning | Level | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| gafas | glasses | A1 | Llevo mis gafas nuevas.I am wearing my new glasses. |
| bolso | handbag | A1 | ¿Dónde está mi bolso?Where is my handbag? |
| reloj | watch | A1 | ¿Qué hora tiene su reloj?What time does your watch show? |
| pantalones | trousers | A1 | Él lleva pantalones azules.He is wearing blue pants. |
| vaqueros | jeans | A1 | ¿Llevas unos vaqueros azules?Are you wearing blue jeans? |
| falda | skirt | A1 | ¿La falda es blanca?Is the skirt white? |
| camisa | shirt | A1 | ¿Te gusta esta camisa azul?Do you like this blue shirt? |
| jersey | sweater | A1 | ¿Tienes un jersey azul?Do you have a blue sweater? |
| zapatos | shoes | A1 | ¿Dónde están mis zapatos?Where are my shoes? |
| abrigo | overcoat | A1 | Pongo mi abrigo en el armario.I put my coat in the closet. |
| talla | clothing size | A2 | |
| calzar | to wear a shoe size | A2 | |
| tela | woven fabric material | A2 | |
| algodón | cotton | A2 | |
| lana | wool | A2 | |
| uniforme | uniform (work/school clothes) | A2 | |
| cartera | wallet | A2 | |
| paraguas | umbrella | A2 | |
| maletín | briefcase | A2 | |
| joya | piece of jewelry | A2 | |
| anillo | finger ring | A2 | |
| collar | necklace | A2 | |
| pendientes | earrings | A2 | |
| pulsera | bracelet | A2 | |
| traje | suit | A2 | |
| corbata | necktie | A2 | |
| casco | protective helmet | A2 | |
| chándal | tracksuit | A2 | |
| blusa | blouse | A2 | |
| pijama | pyjamas | A2 | |
| gorra | cap | A2 | |
| sombrero | hat | A2 | |
| pañuelo | scarf or handkerchief | A2 | |
| guantes | gloves | A2 | |
| bufanda | scarf | A2 | |
| sujetador | bra | A2 | |
| braga | panties or knickers | A2 | |
| calzoncillo | men's underpants | A2 | |
| medias | tights or stockings | A2 | |
| calcetines | socks | A2 | |
| bañador | swimsuit or trunks | A2 | |
| biquini | bikini (also spelled 'bikini') | A2 | |
| botas | boots | A2 | |
| probador | fitting room | A2 | |
| ponerse | to put on | A2 | |
| quitarse | to take off | A2 | |
| probarse | to try on | A2 | |
| gorro | winter hat | A2 | |
| ropa interior | underwear | A2 | |
| minifalda | miniskirt | A2 | |
| quedar mal | to look bad (in clothing) | A2 | |
| zapatillas | sneakers / slippers | A2 | |
| sandalias | sandals | A2 | |
| gafas de sol | sunglasses | A2 | |
| cazadora | jacket | B1 | |
| forro | clothing inner lining | B2 | |
| remiendo | patch (on clothing) | B2 | |
| bragueta | trousers fly | B2 | |
| atuendo | attire, clothing | B2 | |
| lengüeta | shoe tongue | C1 | |
| hombrera | shoulder pad | C1 | |
| indumentaria | clothing or attire | C1 | |
| harapiento | wearing torn clothes | C1 | |
| falda de vuelo | flared skirt | C2 |
Word lists follow the Plan Curricular del Instituto Cervantes inventories, with Lock&Learn's own level calibration. Definitions adapted from Wiktionary, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. Example sentences are original Lock&Learn content.
La ropa is clothes: la camisa (shirt), la camiseta (T-shirt), los pantalones (trousers), la falda (skirt), el vestido (dress), los zapatos (shoes), el abrigo (coat). The verbs are ponerse (to put on), quitarse (to take off) and llevar (to wear). The 64 clothing words on the CEFR-levelled Lock&Learn Spanish lists are in the table.
10 from A1, 44 from A2, 1 from B1, 4 from B2, 4 from C1, 1 from C2. The level chip on each row says where the word sits, so you can stop at your level or read ahead. Beginner-level words carry a real example sentence; the rest show word and meaning, with their sentences in the app.
Install Lock&Learn Spanish, then touch and hold your Lock Screen, tap Customize, tap the widget area and choose Lock&Learn Spanish. Enable the level packs these words come from (Beginner, Elementary, Intermediate and more). A word waits on the widget, readable from day one; one tap reveals the meaning and a real sentence.
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