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Gabardine pants are tailored trousers cut from tightly woven twill that drape cleanly, resist wrinkles, and hold their shape.

Gi pants are often called “zubon” in judo; in kendo and aikido the pants are the “hakama.”

Formal shoes for men are sleek, leather dress styles like Oxfords, Derbies, and wholecuts designed for suits and ceremony wear.

Full metal jacket bullets are used mainly for training, target shooting, and duty or military ball ammo where expansion isn’t desired.

In everyday clothing, full sleeve T-shirts are called “long-sleeve T-shirts,” often shortened to “long-sleeve tees.”

Gaiters on ski pants are inner cuffs that seal around boots to block snow, slush, and drafts.

Goodyear welted boots use a stitched welt and cork-filled midlayer to join upper and sole for durable, resoleable wear.

Gout-friendly socks are soft, non-binding, cushioned, breathable; use gentle compression between flares and avoid pressure during an active flare.

Flash sunglasses use a semi-reflective “flash” mirror coating that trims glare while keeping your eyes partly visible.

Gym off-peak hours are the quieter windows outside morning and after-work rush, often midday on weekdays and late evenings.