Things that you wear with G
Hand coverings for warmth or protection, many styles.
Eyewear worn on face to see better or for sun.
Long dress or robe, often formal or for ceremonies.
Protective eyewear, worn for swimming or sports.
Band worn on leg to hold up stockings.
General word for any item of clothing you wear.
Protective equipment and clothing count as wearable gear.
A green-colored shirt, clearly worn on the body.
Tight undergarment worn around waist/hips.
Waterproof overshoes or boots worn in wet weather.
Jewelry necklace of gold worn around the neck.
Sleeveless jacket or vest worn over other clothes.
Lingerie worn around waist to support stockings.
Rubber boots worn to keep feet dry in rain or mud.
Slang for full-coverage women’s underwear.
Special shoes for golf, often with soft spikes.
Decorative garlands can be worn around the neck or head.
A shirt that is grey in color, clearly wearable.
Socks that are green, clearly a wearable item.
A green-colored hat you wear on your head.
Specific green garment you wear on your body.
Means clothing/attire; can be worn on the body.
Shorts worn for working out or at the gym.
Warm knitted top, in green, worn on your torso.
Wide-legged pants from South America, worn on legs.
Warm neck accessory, often knitted or wool.
Trousers worn on legs, just in green color.
Any garments in green shade count as clothing.
Necklaces, rings etc made from gold, all wearable.
1960s-style high boots, iconic go‑go fashion.
Fabric tube worn on neck/face; good for cold.
Wide-legged pants inspired by gaucho riders.
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