What aspect of clothing does 'fit' NOT refer to?

The aspect of clothing that 'fit' does not refer to is the texture of the fabric. 'Fit' primarily concerns how well a garment conforms to the body in terms of size, shape, and comfort. It encompasses several factors, including comfort levels, sizing, and the looseness or tightness of the garment on the wearer.

Texture, on the other hand, refers to the feel and surface characteristics of the fabric, such as smoothness, roughness, or pattern, but does not influence how well the garment fits the individual’s body. While texture can contribute to the overall aesthetic or wearability of a garment, it is not a component of fit in the context of clothing design and measurement.