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  • Checked October 2026

Printable Picture to Label Clothes in Spanish

Twelve clothes on one picture with their Spanish names, and a blank copy to print and label.

Printable Picture to Label Clothes in Spanish

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Write the name of each numbered word.Answer key

  1. la camiseta
  2. la camisa
  3. el suéter
  4. la chaqueta
  5. los pantalones
  6. los pantalones cortos
  7. la falda
  8. el vestido
  9. los calcetines
  10. los zapatos
  11. la gorra
  12. el pijama

The site's own drawing of 2026-10-02, first made for the English clothes page and used here unchanged. Licence: own work.

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Tops 4

  1. la camiseta T-shirt T-shirt. La playera in Mexico, la remera in Argentina.
  2. la camisa shirt Shirt. Here, the one with a collar and buttons.
  3. el suéter sweater Sweater. In Spain: el jersey.
  4. la chaqueta jacket Jacket. La chamarra in Mexico, la campera in Argentina.

Pants, skirt and dress 4

  1. los pantalones pants Pants. One pair is also el pantalón.
  2. los pantalones cortos shorts Shorts: word for word, short pants. Also los shorts.
  3. la falda skirt Skirt. In Argentina and Uruguay: la pollera.
  4. el vestido dress Dress. The word is masculine: el vestido.

Feet, head and bed 4

  1. los calcetines socks Socks. One is el calcetín. In Latin America also las medias.
  2. los zapatos shoes Shoes. One is el zapato. Sneakers are los tenis.
  3. la gorra cap Cap: a hat with a visor.
  4. el pijama pajamas Pajamas. One word, singular. In Latin America also la piyama.

How this list was compiled: Every label and every other Spanish word named here was read on 2026-10-08 in two dictionaries: the Spanish-English dictionary of WordReference (https://www.wordreference.com/es/en/translation.asp?spen= followed by the word, and https://www.wordreference.com/es/translation.asp?tranword= followed by the English word) and SpanishDict (https://www.spanishdict.com/translate/ followed by the word). Both give the gender and the clothing meaning of camiseta, camisa, suéter, chaqueta, pantalón and pantalones, falda, vestido, calcetín, zapato, gorra, pijama, ropa (clothes) and prenda (a piece of clothing). Regional words, with the region each dictionary marks. T-shirt: playera (WordReference Guatemala and Mexico; SpanishDict Central America and Mexico), remera (WordReference Argentina, Bolivia and Uruguay; SpanishDict River Plate), polera (WordReference Chile; SpanishDict Bolivia and Chile). Sweater: jersey (Spain in both) and pulóver (no region in either). Jacket: chamarra (WordReference Latin America; SpanishDict Andes, Mexico and Spain) and campera (WordReference Latin America, Argentina; SpanishDict South America). Skirt: pollera (WordReference Latin America; SpanishDict Southern Cone). Sock: media (Latin America in both). Shorts: WordReference gives pantalones cortos for short pants and short, an English word also used in the plural, for shorts; SpanishDict gives short, shorts and pantalones cortos. Sneakers: tenis, a masculine plural, and zapatilla in both. Pajamas: WordReference has pijama as masculine and notes that some Latin American countries make it feminine, and piyama as a Latin American noun of either gender; SpanishDict heads its entries el pijama, la pijama and el piyama, la piyama. Gorra: WordReference defines it as a hat with a visor. The wording of every line is our own. Licence: own work

The drawing: The site's own drawing of 2026-10-02, first made for the English clothes page and used here unchanged. Own work: plain geometry, no mark, logo or lettering on any garment, nothing traced. Licence: own work

How it works

A printable picture to label clothes in Spanish: twelve garments on one sheet, from la camiseta to el pijama. The blank copy prints with twelve numbered lines to write on, and the labeled copy is the answer key.

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The twelve words

Tops: la camiseta, la camisa, el suéter and la chaqueta. Legs and body: los pantalones, los pantalones cortos, la falda and el vestido. Feet, head and bed: los calcetines, los zapatos, la gorra and el pijama.

Words that change by country

A jacket is la chamarra in Mexico and la campera in Argentina, a sweater is el jersey in Spain, and socks are las medias in Latin America. Each counts when typed.

One pair, singular or plural

El pijama is singular where English says pajamas. El pantalón and los pantalones both mean one pair of pants.

Questions and answers

How do you say clothes in Spanish?

La ropa, a feminine noun that stays singular: it means clothes or clothing. One piece of clothing is la prenda.

What is a T-shirt in Spanish?

La camiseta. Mexico and Guatemala say la playera, Argentina and Uruguay la remera, and Chile la polera. All four are feminine.

Is it el pijama or la pijama?

Both. El pijama is masculine, and some Latin American countries make the word feminine: la pijama or la piyama.

How do you say shorts in Spanish?

Los pantalones cortos, word for word short pants. Los shorts, borrowed from English, is also said, and so is el short for one pair.

What is the difference between camisa and camiseta?

La camisa is a shirt, the kind with a collar and buttons on this picture. La camiseta is a T-shirt.

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