| CARDIGANS | Knitted jackets, such as hug-me-tights or those forming twinsets with jumpers (9) |
| REEFER | People finally mention jackets - such as this one? |
| KANGAROOS | Woolly anoraks go with jumpers (9) |
| TOPBRASS | Important people covering items of underwear with jumpers (3,5) |
| JUMPERS | Garments worn with matching cardigans as twinsets (7) |
| KNITS | Formed from West Germanic unions of "binds, loops" and Middle English "nets", one's cardies, jumpers, pullies and woolly twinsets (5) |
| AGREEMENT | Assent for an environmentalist to hug me at top of tree (9) |
| EWERS | From "water", large pitchers or jugs, such as those forming sets with basins for traditional washstands (5) |
| EVENT | Generic term for an occasion such as a concert or garden party, or any of those forming the British social season (5) |
| ISLAND | Mass surrounded by water, such as any one of those forming the Hebrides, Orkneys or Shetlands (6) |
| LADDER | Set of rungs such as an etrier or one used in an escalade; a fishway; or, a run in a pair of tights or a stocking (6) |
| LEGWEAR | Collective term for the hold-ups, knee-highs, socks, tights or other hosieries donned or fashioned on one's crural limbs or shanks known informally as gams, pegs or pins (7) |
| BANGLE | From Hindi for "glass", a rigid bracelet, such as any one of those forming a set or "chooda" worn by an Indian bride on her wedding day (6) |
| CAYS | Small types of sandy tropical islands such as those forming the Great Barrier Reef (4) |
| SNAG | Small "pull" in a garment such as a jumper or a pair of tights; or, an informal Australian name for |
| SQUARES | Quadrangles, such as those forming crossword/sudoku grids (7) |
| TRUNKS | Shorts for swimming, named after theatrical breeches worn over tights; or, chests for storage or travel (6) |
| BRIDGES | Works of 8Dn good, when embraced by those forming unions (7) |
| SNAGS | Pulled threads in tights or knitwear often causing ladders (5) |
| LADDERS | Vertical strips of unravelled fabric in tights or stockings (7) |
