| CLOTHING | Textiles or clothing |
| WHITEGOODS | Textiles or clothing |
| LINENS | Textiles or clothing |
| DRYGOODS | Textiles or clothing |
| YARDGOODS | Textiles or clothing |
| SOFTGOODS | Textiles or clothing |
| LINEN | Cloth or thread woven or spun from flax, traditionally used for household textiles or lacemaking (5) |
| INDIGO | A dye for colouring denim or for block printing textiles; or, the blue colour of said pigment, as seen in a rainbow or the visible spectrum (6) |
| QUATREFOIL | A four-leafed clover; or, a stylised decorative representation of said lucky charm or "truelove" in architecture, art, heraldry, textiles or tracery (10) |
| AGRAFFE | From "hook", an often ornate clasp or brooch for armour or clothing; a keystone decorated with relief sculpture; a grand piano stud; a cramp-iron for stonemasonry; or, a cage or muselet around a champ |
| TRIM | Edging for textiles or upholstery such as a tassel fringe or ribbon (4) |
| IKAT | From the Malay-Indonesian meaning "tie" or "bind", a traditional resist-dyeing technique for patterning cloth, often used for textiles or soft furnishings (4) |
| DYER | A colourist, dipper, lister, tinter or other stainer of textiles or yarns (4) |
| LIVERY | Historical provision of food or clothing for servants; distinctive garb of a member of a medieval trade guild or later City Company; or, the feeding and stabling of horses for pay (6) |
| BUGLE | Tubular glass bead for textiles; or, an instrument used for military signals (5) |
| DRAPER | Dealer in textiles; or, an astrophotographer who contributed towards stellar classification (6) |
| DRESSING | Savoury sauce such as vinaigrette for salad; size for stiffening textiles; or, fertiliser spread over land (8) |
| FABRIC | Word for a textile or its texture; or, structure, such as that of society (6) |
| HANDLE | The bail or grip of a bucket, cup, mug, utensil etc that takes its name from the extremity used to hold said part; the tactile qualities of a textile; or, a slang term for one's name (6) |
| CHENILLE | A velvety cord or yarn, used for trimming furniture and made into carpets or clothing (8) |
