Fashion/Clothing
This is a popular Canadian apparel brand founded in Toronto, 1973.
What is Roots?
This is the largest continent in the world
What is Asia?
This country's flag has 13 horizontal stripes and 50 stars.
What is the United States of America?
This is a chip manufacturer founded in the 60s.
What is Lays?
This was a popular fashion trend during the 80's, which involved pants that were only worn on one's claves.
What are leg warmers?
This is the ocean Bermuda is located in
What is the Atlantic Ocean?
This country's flag has 3 equal vertical stripes of blue, white, and red.
What is France?
This is a popular chocolate brand that you can slip into 2 invented in the 30s.
What are Kit Kats?
This is a full length, T shaped robe worn as a traditional Japanese garment.
What is a Kimono?
This country uses pesos as its currency
What is Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Columbia, Dominican Republic, the Philippines, or Uruguay?
This country's flag consists of 3 equal horizontal stripes of black, red, and gold.
What is Germany?
This is a candy manufacturer that produces circular fruit flavoured candy founded in the 70s.
What are Skittles?
This is a garment traditionally worn in various South Asian countries like India, Pakistan and Nepal, that is defined as a single piece of unstitched fabric.
What is a sari?
This is what "DC" stands for in "Washington DC"
What is the District of Columbia
This country's flag consists of 3 horizontal stripes. The top is white, the middle is blue, and the bottom is red.
What is Russia?
This is a potato-based crisps manufacturer known for having 2 _____ forming "Duck Lips" founded in the 60s.
What are Pringles?
This is currently the oldest clothing item ever to be recorded. It was worn approximately 5,000 years ago during Egypt's first dynasty.
What is the Tarkhan dress?
This country formerly ruled Iceland
What is Denmark?
This country's flag has 1 yellow star on a red background.
What is Vietnam?
This is a chocolate manufacturer known for having caramel inside their chocolate founded in the 60s.
What is Caramilk?