This list includes 22 Clothing that start with O, from “O-ring belt” to “Oxfords”. Most entries are accessories, outerwear, and footwear used across casual, work, and formal wardrobes.
Clothing that start with O are garments and accessories whose common names begin with the letter O. Many come from practical or cultural origins, such as Oxfords, the classic shoe linked to 19th-century university dress.
Below you’ll find the table with Material, Style and Typical occasion.
Material: You can see what each item is usually made from, helping you judge durability and care needs.
Style: Describes the silhouette or design so you can decide if it fits casual, business, or formal looks.
Typical occasion: Shows common contexts where you might wear it, so you can match pieces to events and seasons.
Clothing that start with O
Name
Type
Typical materials
Typical occasion/style
Overcoat
Outerwear
Wool, cashmere, wool blends, polyester
Formal, cold weather, outer layer
Overalls
Bottoms/jumpsuit
Denim, cotton, canvas, corduroy
Casual, workwear, streetwear
Onesie
One-piece/sleepsuit
Cotton, fleece, jersey
Sleepwear, loungewear, infant wear
Oxford shirt
Top
Cotton, cotton-blend, poplin
Smart casual, business casual
Oxfords
Footwear
Leather, suede
Formal, business, dressy occasions
Obi
Accessory
Silk, brocade, cotton
Traditional, formal kimono wear, costume
Opera gloves
Accessory
Satin, silk, velvet
Formal, evening wear, black-tie
Over-the-knee boots
Footwear
Leather, suede, synthetic
Fashion, evening, casual winter
One-piece swimsuit
Swimwear
Nylon, polyester, spandex
Beach, pool, athletic swim
One-shoulder top
Top
Cotton, silk, polyester, jersey
Casual, evening, party wear
Off-the-shoulder top
Top
Cotton, linen, jersey, silk
Casual, summer, evening
Overshirt
Outerwear/top
Cotton, wool, flannel
Casual, layered looks, workwear
Overskirt
Skirt/overlay
Silk, satin, tulle, lace
Formal, bridal, theatrical
Open-back dress
Dress
Silk, polyester, cotton blends
Evening, party, formal
Open-toe shoes
Footwear
Leather, synthetic, fabric
Warm weather, casual, dressy
O-ring belt
Accessory
Leather, faux leather, metal hardware
Casual, streetwear, decorative
Oilskin jacket
Outerwear
Waxed cotton, oilskin fabric
Rainy weather, countrywear, casual
Opera coat
Outerwear
Wool, cashmere, wool blends
Formal occasions, evening outerwear
Oxford bags
Bottoms
Wool, cotton, tweed
Vintage-inspired, casual, retro suiting
One-piece
Jumpsuit/one-piece
Cotton, polyester, linen blends
Casual, work, evening depending on styling
Opaque tights
Hosiery
Nylon, cotton blends, spandex
Cold weather, formal, everyday wear
Open-collar shirt
Top
Cotton, linen, rayon
Casual, smart-casual, summer wear
Descriptions
Overcoat
Long structured coat worn over clothes for warmth and polish; classic winter outerwear for formal and smart-casual looks.
Overalls
Bib-and-brace trousers with shoulder straps; practical for work and casual styling, commonly in denim or canvas.
Onesie
One-piece garment for babies or adults; cozy loungewear or infant bodysuit, often with snaps or zippers.
Oxford shirt
Button-up shirt made from oxford cloth with a soft textured weave; a wardrobe staple for versatile smart-casual outfits.
Oxfords
Classic lace-up dress shoes with closed lacing; polished option for suits, office wear, and dressier looks.
Obi
Wide Japanese sash tied around a kimono; decorative and structural, used in traditional and formal outfits.
Opera gloves
Long elegant gloves that extend past the elbow; iconic accessory for formal evening gowns and black-tie events.
Over-the-knee boots
Tall boots that extend above the knee; a fashion-forward choice for cold-weather styling and evening looks.
One-piece swimsuit
Single-piece swim garment offering coverage and support; comes in sporty and fashion-forward silhouettes.
One-shoulder top
Asymmetric top with one strap or sleeve left bare; a dressy, modern style for parties and evenings.
Off-the-shoulder top
Neckline that sits below the shoulders exposing the collarbone; popular for warm-weather casual and dressy outfits.
Overshirt
Light jacket-like shirt designed for layering; worn over tees or shirts for casual, utilitarian style.
Overskirt
Decorative skirt worn over another skirt or dress to add volume or detail; common in bridal and theatrical costumes.
Open-back dress
Dress with a cutout or low back revealing part of the back; often chosen for evening or special occasions.
Open-toe shoes
Any shoe with an exposed toe area; ranges from sandals to dressy heels for warm-weather or evening wear.
O-ring belt
Belt featuring a circular metal O-ring as a focal buckle; popular as a decorative, edgy accessory.
Oilskin jacket
Water-resistant jacket made from waxed fabric; practical for wet weather and outdoor country wear.
Opera coat
Long, elegant coat typically worn over evening attire; a classic choice for formal events and opera evenings.
Oxford bags
Very wide-legged trousers originally from early 20th-century fashion; used today for retro or statement tailoring.
One-piece
Single-garment covering torso and legs; versatile—from casual boiler suits to tailored evening jumpsuits.
Opaque tights
Thicker tights providing full coverage and warmth; worn under skirts and dresses in cooler weather.
Open-collar shirt
Shirt with a relaxed, non-buttoned collar or spread collar; casual to smart-casual staple for warm seasons.
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