This clothes clipart page has 16 drawn pieces of clothing, from a cowboy hat and a pair of boots to a sundress, a puffy jacket and striped socks. Every item has a transparent background, so a shirt or shoe sits right on your worksheet, slide or sticker sheet with nothing blocky behind it.
Save the cowboy hat with Download PNG, or press Copy if you want the hat or boot pasted into your lesson in one step. Unsure about colors? Switch the background preview between chalkboard, brown kraft and a color of your choice to check the contrast. Teaching weather and seasons? Pair a coat or rain boots with our winter clipart or summer clipart, and use a crown from the crown clipart set for dress-up days.
Cowboy Hat Clipart and Western Wear
The cowboy hat is the most searched item in this whole group. These western pieces fit rodeo parties, a ranch unit, or a Wild West reading week.
A classic brown cowboy hat with a curved brim and a stitched tan band. Bold outlines keep it crisp on party signs and slides.
Try this Print a row of hats along the top of a western birthday banner, one hat per letter of the guest's name.
Two tall tan boots stand side by side, decorated with red swirls and small heels. The soft paint look suits invitations and thank-you cards.
Try this Tuck one boot into the corner of a barn party invitation and write the time inside the boot shaft.
A solid black cowboy hat shape with no inner detail. It cuts cleanly from vinyl or cardstock.
Try this Trace it onto cardstock to make paper hat props for a class photo booth at a ranch day.
A grinning cartoon kid in a big hat, a fringed vest and little boots, thumbs hooked in the belt. It brings a cheerful face to any western page.
Try this Add it to a kindergarten line-leader card and call the job trail boss for the week.
Hat Clipart: Caps, Top Hats and Beanies
Hats show up in lessons on weather, jobs and costumes. This set covers a ball cap, a fancy top hat and a cozy winter beanie.
A plain baseball cap drawn in clean outlines, bill turned to the side. Kids can color it in their own favorite colors.
Try this Have first graders design a cap logo for an imaginary class team, then share it with a partner.
A tall top hat with a mustard band and a soft gray shine, drawn in an old-fashioned cartoon look. It suits magic show flyers and fancy party signs.
Try this Use it as the header on a talent show sign-up sheet and list acts under the brim.
A striped teal and coral beanie with a fat pompom, ringed by a thick white border. Trim around that border and you have a winter sticker.
Try this Give one to each child who remembers hat and mittens for outdoor recess all week.
Clothes Clipart: Shirts, Dresses and Jackets
These are the everyday pieces kids name first in a clothing unit. Use them to sort warm and cool weather clothes or to build a paper doll outfit.
A bright red t-shirt with short sleeves and a white star in the middle. Simple shapes make it easy to spot on a sorting mat.
Try this Ask preschoolers to sort this shirt and the jacket into hot day and cold day hoops on the rug.
A party dress with puffed sleeves, a bow and two rows of ruffles drawn only in black lines. Color it in, or cut it out for a paper doll wardrobe.
Try this Let second graders color and cut it out, then glue it onto a paper doll for a story retell.
A puffy green coat with a hood, big pockets and a zipper, drawn in loose marker lines. It looks friendly next to snowflakes on a weather chart.
Try this Stick it on the daily weather board and move it up when the class should wear a coat.
Shoes Clipart, Socks and Boots
Shoes clipart is handy for counting pairs, tying lessons and field day signs. Socks always get a laugh in a math pattern task.
Two blue sneakers with white laces and orange soles inside a white sticker border. They make a good field day badge.
Try this Hand one out after a child learns to tie laces, then add their name to a shoe-tying wall.
Two striped socks with happy faces lean on each other. They are great for matching games and laundry day jokes.
Try this Print several pairs, cut them apart and have kindergartners match each sock by its stripe pattern.
A simple shoe with a strap and a buckle, drawn in black outlines only. It prints clean for a coloring corner or a phonics card.
Try this Use it on a short o and long o sorting card set next to a boot and a sock.
Bag, Scarf and Glove Clipart
Small extras finish an outfit and fill in the gaps in a clothing word wall. These suit packing lists and dress-up center labels.
A brown leather purse with a gold clasp and stitched edges, drawn with soft shading. It fits a money lesson or a shopping role play.
Try this Place it on a pretend store price chart so third graders can add up what goes in the purse.
A long red scarf with fringe sits next to two mittens, all in loose marker lines. Use it for a winter packing list or a cold day reminder.
Try this Add it beside the word mittens on a kindergarten winter word wall with the scarf labeled too.
A pair of gloves shown as solid black shapes. It reads well as a small icon on signs and labels.
Try this Print it on the lost and found box label so younger kids know where to check for missing gloves.
Clothing Clip Art Ideas for the Classroom
- Preschool: Make a get dressed sequence card. Put socks, then shoes, then the jacket in order so kids can follow the steps at the cubby.
- Kindergarten and grade 1: Build a weather chart with the beanie, the t-shirt and the puffy coat. Kids pick what the class should wear each morning.
- Grade 2: Cut out the line art dress and cap for paper dolls, then write a short story about where the doll is going.
- Grades 3 to 5: Use the purse, shirt and shoes on a pretend store page for adding and making change. Ask students to price each item and total a shopping list.
For a dress-up week, mix these with our border and frame clipart to make neat sign-up sheets.
Printing, Sizing and Cutting Tips
Every file here measures 1000 by 1000 pixels. Printed at 300 dpi, a hat or shoe keeps clean edges to roughly 3 inches across. That is the right size for paper doll clothes, labels and stickers. On slides you can stretch it much larger.
For paper dolls, print on cardstock so the clothes do not curl after coloring. Leave a small white tab at the shoulders of the shirt and dress, then fold it over the doll. With the Silhouette hat and gloves, keep a thin gap when cutting with a cutting machine so the brim and fingers do not rip. To save ink, print the outline pieces in black only and let kids add the color.
Matching Style to the Project
| Project | Style to pick | Try |
|---|---|---|
| Reward stickers | Sticker, Cute | Beanie, sneakers, socks |
| Party invitations | Watercolor, Retro | Cowboy boots, top hat |
| Coloring and paper dolls | Line art | Cap, party dress, shoe |
| Cut files and signs | Silhouette | Cowboy hat, gloves |
| Math and reports | Realistic, Flat color | Purse, t-shirt, cowboy hat |
Warm browns and reds look best on kraft paper. Bright clothing colors pop on a plain white or navy background.
Questions people ask
Can I use this clothes clipart for free?
It is free for family projects, lessons, school events and other work that earns no money. A credit line is optional. Selling these hats and shoes as they are, or grouping them into a pack for resale, is off limits. If a shirt or boot will end up on an item with a price tag, drop a line through our Contact page so we can sort out the details.
Do you have hat clipart black and white?
Yes. The baseball cap is a clean outline for coloring, and the cowboy hat comes as a solid black silhouette. Both print well on one black ink cartridge.
Is the cowboy hat clipart a transparent PNG?
Yes. All three western pieces, the hat, the boots and the silhouette, download with a transparent background. Paste one onto kraft paper or a wood texture in a slide and only the hat shows.
Which shirt clipart and dress clipart work for paper dolls?
The line art party dress and the red t-shirt are the easiest to cut. Print them at about 3 inches wide on cardstock, color, cut and add small fold tabs at the shoulders.
Are there shoes clipart and socks clipart for a math lesson?
Yes. The sneakers and the striped socks come in pairs, so they are handy for counting by twos. The cute socks also work for pattern and matching games.
Can I find jacket clipart for a weather chart?
Use the puffy green jacket for cold days and the red t-shirt for warm ones. Pair them with the beanie and the scarf to show very cold mornings.
