Woven or unwoven fabrics; fiberglass fabrics, for textile use; fabric, impervious to gases (for textiles); water resistant fabrics; fabric of imitation animal skins; linings (textile); filtering materials of textile; curtains, shower curtains of textile or plastic; oilcloth (for use as tablecloths); bed covers, sheets (textile); piqué (textile); pillow cases, bed clothes, furniture coverings of textile; napkins of textile; a specially designed fabric called "Seccade", used for making prayer rugs; bed covers of paper; bundles of textile; quilts; fiber quilts; blankets; washing mitts, towels of textile; wall hangings of textile, wall ornaments made of fabric; handkerchiefs of textile; flags (not of paper), pennants; labels of textile; diapered linen

Clothing (outerwear and underwear) excluding protective clothing; knitwear, jeans (clothing), leather clothing, casual wear, clothing for gymnastics, bath robes, bathing suits, beach clothes, underwear, undershirts, breeches (for wear), brassieres, underskirts, camisoles, vests, bodies, corsets, dressing gowns, night dresses, overcoats, women's overcoats, hooded overcoats, light overcoats, rain coats, trench coats, jackets, coats, trousers, skirts, dresses, waistcoats, shirts, t-shirts, sweat shirts, pullovers, sweaters, blouses, shorts, long shorts, overalls, working clothing, school pinafores; socks; footwear; shoes, boots, slippers, children's shoes, sports shoes; parts of shoes, namely soles, heels, boot uppers and shoe uppers; headwear, hats, caps, berets; special clothing for babies included in this class, especially babies' napkins of textile, swaddling clothes for babies, babies' sleeveless jackets; nylon panties; braces for clothing; sarongs; collar protectors, collars; scarves; garters; belts (clothing); neckties, bow-ties; muffs (clothing); gloves; shawls, headbands, headgear, wristbands (clothing)