* Sabots: Wooden clogs or shoes.
* Culottes: Knee-length trousers.
* Chemise: A long, loose-fitting shirt or dress.
* Bonnet rouge: A red Phrygian cap, which became a symbol of the French Revolution.
* Tricolore cockade: A rosette of blue, white, and red ribbons, worn on the hat or clothing.
* Scarf: A large, often brightly colored scarf, worn around the neck or head.
* Apron: A large, often white apron, worn over the dress or chemise.
* Paniers: Hoop skirts, which were worn to create a full, rounded silhouette.
* Mantua: A long, flowing coat or dress, often worn over the chemise or dress.