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Woman’s clothes emoji 👚

The woman’s clothes emoji 👚 shows a blouse or top. It’s used for any piece of women’s clothing, from a simple tee to a fancy shirt.

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What the woman’s clothes emoji means

The woman’s clothes emoji 👚 is a Unicode symbol that depicts a blouse or top. Its official name is “woman’s clothes”, and it sits in the Objects category under clothing. The emoji was designed to represent a typical item of women’s apparel.

In everyday messaging, people use it to mean a blouse, a shirt, a top, or sometimes any piece of women’s clothing. It is not limited to formal wear; it can stand for a casual tee or a camisole.

Common phrases and pairings

  • Shopping: “Found this cute top today 👚”
  • Outfit planning: “Should I wear the pink blouse or the white one? 👚”
  • Laundry: “All my shirts need ironing 👚”

The emoji often appears alongside other clothing items such as jeans 👖, dress 👗, or shoes 👠 to describe a complete outfit.

IN A MESSAGEJust bought this top for tonight 👚 What do you think?

How people use 👚 in messages

Beyond literal clothing, the woman’s clothes emoji can signal femininity or a fashion-related conversation. For example, someone might use it when discussing a wardrobe update or complimenting a friend’s style. It can also appear in discussions about dress codes or travel packing lists.

It is also used in retail contexts: online shops or social media posts might include it to highlight a new blouse or a sale on tops.

OUTFIT CHECKJust bought this top for tonight 👚 What do you think?

Compare woman’s clothes with similar emoji

EmojiNameNotes
woman’s clothesU+1F45AA blouse or top.
t-shirtU+1F455A unisex tee.
necktieU+1F454Formal menswear accessory.
jeansU+1F456Casual trousers, often blue denim.
coatU+1F9E5Outerwear for cold weather.

How to type or copy the woman’s clothes emoji

The visual design of the woman’s clothes emoji varies across platforms. Different operating systems may show a top in various colours and styles, but the meaning remains the same.

On Windows, press the Windows key + the period key to open the emoji panel. Type “clothes” in the search box and the emoji will appear.

If you’re on this page, you can simply copy the emoji by selecting it and pressing Ctrl + C (Windows) or Command + C (Mac). For more keyboard tips, see emoji keyboard shortcuts.

Similar emojis to compare

The woman’s clothes emoji is often confused with other clothing emojis. The t-shirt emoji is more unisex and usually drawn as a simple tee, while the dress emoji represents a one‑piece garment with a skirt. The necktie emoji is formal menswear. If you need to talk about outerwear, the coat emoji shows a jacket or overcoat, and the scarf emoji is for cold‑weather neckwear. Gloves and socks round out the accessories.

Each of these emojis has a specific use: jeans for casual trousers, lab coat for professional or scientific settings, safety vest for high‑visibility work. The comparison table on this page compares them at a glance.

Questions people ask

What does the woman’s clothes emoji mean?

It represents a blouse or top, and by extension any item of women’s clothing.

How do I use the woman’s clothes emoji?

Use it in messages about shopping, outfits, or laundry. For example: “I’m wearing my new top tonight 👚”.

Is the woman’s clothes emoji the same as the t-shirt emoji?

No. The t-shirt emoji 👕 is a unisex tee, while the woman’s clothes emoji 👚 is a blouse or top.

Does the woman’s clothes emoji have a hidden meaning?

No, it almost always refers literally to clothing. There is no widely known slang meaning.

About this guide

Written and maintained by the Emoji Directory editorial team, without ads or sponsorship. Meanings describe how the emoji is commonly used in public posts and messages, not an official definition. Names, code points, versions, keywords and translations come from the Unicode Emoji 18.0 and CLDR data; shortcodes from the gemoji project. Last reviewed . Spotted a mistake or a new usage? Tell us, or read how the directory is made.

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