Jumpsuit
Meaning in fashion & textiles, with examples
In fashion & textiles, jumpsuit means: One-piece garment combining an upper body with trousers.
In Turkish: tulum
How it is used
Used for casual, work and evening styles; fitting must consider the combined torso and trouser length.
Example sentences
The jumpsuit pulls at the shoulders when the model sits down.
A one-piece garment must allow the body enough length for seated movement.
The side zip makes the fitted jumpsuit easier to put on.
The opening must allow entry into a connected upper and lower garment.
Common collocations
- fitted jumpsuit
- jumpsuit pattern
Related terms
More terms: Garments & Their Parts
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