핏 (pit)
The fit or silhouette.
Talk about how clothing sits on a person's body.
A: 이 바지 어때?
B: 핏이 깔끔해.
A: How are these trousers?
B: They have a nice clean fit.
From English fit. Describes how clothing sits on the body, rather than the person’s fitness.
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