Match the List I with the List II:

LIST-I	LIST-II
A. Leg-of-Mutton	I. Pants
B. Gored	II. Sleeve
C. Culotte	III. Skirt
D. Peter Pan	IV. Collar

Codes:

Correct option is B

· Leg-of-Mutton → Sleeve (II) Leg-of-mutton refers to a distinctive sleeve style that is very full and puffed at the shoulder and tapers tightly towards the wrist. It was popular during the Victorian era and is classified strictly under sleeve designs.
· Bored → Skirt (III) Bored refers to bored or broderie designs, commonly used in skirts where decorative cut-work embroidery enhances appearance. Hence, it is associated with skirts rather than sleeves or pants.
· Culotte → Pants (I) Culottes are bifurcated garments that look like skirts but are actually pants. They provide the comfort of trousers while giving the visual appearance of a skirt.
· Peter Pan → Collar (IV) Peter Pan is a flat, rounded collar style, usually without collar bands, commonly seen in children’s wear and women’s garments.
Thus, option (b) is the correct answer.
Information Booster:
· Leg-of-mutton sleeves add volume and dramatic effect to garments.
· Culottes combine functionality and aesthetics.
· Peter Pan collars are known for their soft, youthful appearance.
· Bored designs enhance decorative appeal in skirts.
· Apparel terminology is essential for design identification and classification.