Question

name of the place from where clothes used to come from
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Answer 1

Answer:

Most of our clothes are made overseas in rural and poor areas as it's much cheaper and more work gets done. The countries where most of our clothes are made, from the high street are made in are Bangladesh, India, China, Vietnam, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and the Philippines.

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Answer 2

angora: a type of wool from Angora rabbits, which originated near Ankara (previously Angora), Turkey

2. Bedford cord: a corduroy-like fabric, named after Bedford, England, or New Bedford, Massachusetts

3. calico: a type of cloth originally from Calicut, India

4. cambric: a type of cloth originally from Cambrai, France

5. cashmere: a type of wool and a woolen fabric from Kashmir goats, which come from the Kashmir region of India

6. chino cloth: a cloth originating in China (the name is Spanish for “Chinese”)

7. Cordovan leather: a type of shoe leather first produced in Cordoba, Spain

8. damask: a type of fabric named after Damascus, Syria

9. denim: a type of fabric originally called serge de Nîmes, or “serge of Nîmes,” after Nîmes, a town in France

10. dungaree: a type of denim cloth originating in Dongrī, India; pants or overalls made from this fabric are called dungarees

11. duffel: a cloth first made in Duffel, Belgium

12. Harris tweed: a type of handwoven tweed cloth originating on the island of Lewis and Harris and adjacent islands in Scotland (the name of the cloth type tweed is coincidental with the name of the river Tweed)