Clothing and Accessories in Spanish: Vocab From Head to Toe

Clothes and Accessories in Spanish: Casual, Formal, and Seasonal

What do the brands Zara, Mango, Bershka, Massimo Dutti, and Loewe have in common? You probably guessed it right—they are all Spanish brands.

Spain is no stranger to design and fashion, making clothing and accessories an integral part of everyday life.

So whether you plan to go shopping in Spain, discuss an outfit, or simply want to improve your language skills, expanding your clothing-specific vocabulary in Spanish will make your life easier.

Clothes and Accessories in Spanish || Basic Clothing Vocabulary

Clothes and Accessories in Spanish || Everyday Clothing and Accessories

Clothes and Accessories in Spanish || Formal Wear

Clothes and Accessories in Spanish || Casual Wear

Clothes and Accessories in Spanish || Seasonal Clothes and Accessories

Clothes and Accessories in Spanish || Other Useful Terms

Clothes and Accessories in Spanish || FAQs

Clothes and Accessories in Spanish || Basic Clothing Vocabulary

Before we get into the specifics, here are some general clothing-related terms:

Play Ropa

Clothes

Play Prenda

Garment

Play Complementos

Complements, refers mostly to fashion-related accessories that enhance or complement an outfit, such as pañuelos (scarves), sombreros (hats), and bolsos (bags).

Play Accesorios

Accessories is a broader term that includes not just fashion accessories but functional items as well, such as Play gafas (eyeglasses), Play relojes (watches), and Play paraguas (umbrellas).

The words complementos and accesorios are often used interchangeably.

Play Abrochar has several meanings that refer to the action of securing clothing or an accessory, usually with buttons, zippers, or buckles: To fasten, for instance, Abróchate el cinturón (Fasten your seatbelt)To button up or zip up, for instance, Abróchate la chaqueta (Button up your jacket)To tie/lace, for instance, Abróchate los zapatos (Tie your shoes).

Clothes and Accessories in Spanish || Everyday Clothing and Accessories

Although everyday clothing is almost taken for granted, here is a list of your basic garments in Spanish so you always have the right word on hand.

Everyday Clothing

Everyday Accessories

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Clothes and Accessories in Spanish || Formal Wear

When invited or attending a formal event, the term commonly used in Spain to indicate the dress code is Play atuendo formal (formal attire). So on formal occasions, these are some of the garments you can use:

Formal Clothing

Formal Accessories

Clothes and Accessories in Spanish || Casual Wear

In Spanish, casual clothing is referred to as Play vestimenta informal and more colloquially as Play ropa casual or Play ropa informal . When specifying the dress code, the more apt term is Play atuendo informal (casual attire).

Some examples of casual clothing and accessories include:

Casual Clothing

Casual Accessories

Clothes and Accessories in Spanish || Seasonal Clothes and Accessories

Here is a list of the most common seasonal garments and accessories in Spanish:

Seasonal clothing

Seasonal accessories

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Clothes and Accessories in Spanish || Other Useful Terms

Other useful terms in Spanish related to clothes and accessories include:

Clothes and Accessories in Spanish || FAQs:

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