| POLOSHIRT | See gathering of fabric in lifted upper garment, casual one (4,5) |
| INTEGRATE | Mesh in lifted standard (9) |
| VACUUMCLEANER | Appliance one is content to see gathering dust in a corner? (6,7) |
| RUCHE | Pleated gathering of fabric (5) |
| FRILL | A decorative gathering of fabric |
| PUMPEDIRON | Restless ump, roped in, lifted weights (6,4) |
| SEANCE | Can see gathering with medium's help |
| LEGENDARY | Fabled member approaching death, casual, one drifting away |
| UNINTENTIONAL | Casual one in France camping on Scottish island left |
| ZOIC | Because it's very casual, one developed fauna-related term (4) |
| TEEM | Rain sees gathering retreating |
| PETTICOAT | From a phrase roughly meaning "small jacket", word for a man's tight-fitting upper garment worn beneath a doublet originally, later for a woman's frilly underskirt (9) |
| DRAPERY | A cloth merchant's trade or shop; a depiction of swathes of fabric in painting or sculpture; or, curtains, hangings and textiles collectively (7) |
| ACETATE | Sort of fabric in a church gallery |
| IKAT | Type of fabric in beatnik attire (4) |
| RAMIE | Stuff that is source of fabric in Asia (5) |
| WICK | Strip of fabric in a candle, lamp etc. that uses capillary action to draw fuel to the flame (4) |
| DASHIKI | Large loose-fitting buttonless upper garment worn in the US, Africa and the Caribbean (7) |
| DOUBLET | Close-fitting upper garment of the Middle Ages (7) |
| COLLAR | Neck part of an upper garment from which the lapels extend (6) |
