pastu - 'robe'

pastu
pas

'robe'

x1 is a robe/tunic/gown/cloak/dress/[coveralls] [a long/full body garment] of material x2

* also coveralls (= paspalku)

(cf. kosta, taxfu, palku)

skaci - 'skirt'

skaci


'skirt'

x1 is a skirt/kilt/dress of material x2; x1 is skirted [garment open at the bottom; not legged]

* a skirted garment may be full length (pastu), but must hang below the waist from support above or at the waist

(cf. taxfu, palku)

palku - 'pants'

palku
pak

'pants'

x1 are pants/trousers/slacks/leggings [legged garment] of material x2

(cf. taxfu, pastu, skaci)

creka - 'shirt'

creka
cek

'shirt'

x1 is a shirt/blou
se/top [upper-body garment - not necessarily sleeved or buttoned], material x2

Regarding the picture request in yesterdays comment, see http://jbo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:shirt.jpg . I don't have time to tag the picture and post it to the picture board, but if someone else wants to do that, go head! (;
(cf. taxfu)

taxfu - 'garment'

taxfu
taf, ta'u

'garment'

x1 is dress/a garment/clothing for wearing by x2 (gender/species/body part) serving purpose x3

* x2 can wear/is wearing x1
* refers to something intended for use as a garment, not merely something that happens to be worn at some time (which need not be true for dasni)

(cf. creka, cutci, daski, dasni, gluta, kosta, mapku, palku, pastu, skaci, smoka, lunbe)

This is also this weeks topic, following la timos suggestion. I hope it is useful to you. Maybe the gismu picture list has some pictures for visual learners.
Another remark: the gloss word for dasni is 'wear'.