Glossary

Dry Bag is a kayaking term referring to a waterproof, sealable bag that keeps contents dry. Drybags are used by Kayak paddlers for first aid kits, snacks and other stuff they want t

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Deutsch: Trocknen / Español: Secado / Português: Secagem / Français: Séchage / Italiano: Asciugatura

Drying in the fashion context refers to the process of removing moisture from fabrics and garments after washing or wet processing. Proper drying is crucial for maintaining the quality, Shape, and longevity of Clothing. The method of drying can affect the fabric's texture, colour, and durability, making it an important consideration for both consumers and the fashion industry.

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Drytop is a kayaking term referring to a paddling Jacket with latex gaskets at the neck and wrists designed to keep the paddler's upper body completely dry.

Kayaking is a watersp

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Dual Density Midsole is a part of running shoes, a midsole that employs two (2) different densities of cushioning foam, with denser foam where the foot would normally tend to roll.

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Dual Time Zone (GMT) refers to a watch that can display more than one time zone, by means of a Sub-Dial or an extra hand

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Dubois refers to the French house that sold dresses and coats in the second half of the 19th century which was located at 29 Avenue de Wagram in Paris,, France.

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Deutsch: Herzogin / Español: Duquesa / Português: Duquesa / Français: Duchesse / Italiano: Duchessa

Duchess in the fashion context typically refers to Duchess satin, a luxurious, heavy, and lustrous fabric often used for high-end garments, especially bridal and evening wear. This fabric is known for its smooth, silky surface and elegant drape, making it a popular choice for sophisticated and formal attire.

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Duckbill Shoe refer to the exaggeratedly wide shoes which were popular in the late 15th century.

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