[Franko]

turnups=cuffs -- is this correct?
vest=undershirt -- is this correct?
Yes.
Yes.

Isn't there also a different English term for what we in the U.S. call French cuffs?

Yes = Double cuff.

Mens' pants to us (outside of Ask Andy) are underpants.
To spice it up and be gender right - on, we call panties, nickers.

My question, we also call a jumper or sweater, a jersey, I think they also do the same in spanish.
Do you ?

F.
PS. No jokes please from emegency services members about sweaters and jumpers.

 

[Franko]

Just remembered.

And forgot to include it in previous post.

We call collar stays, collar bones.

F.

 

[Franko]

pull through = knitted vest.
Obviously, you can't call it a waistcoat since the knitted version isn't a tailored garment.

Hadn't heard of that before.

We do have pullover, one piece sleeveless, no zip or buttons.
For the sake of this lexicon, what is that known as in the US ?

F.

 

[Franko]

Sweater vest.

Thanks for reply Don.

A most reasonable term .

F.