clothing worn under outer garments, usually next to the skin

(wool) sweater

a long, heavy outer garment worn for warmth, such as an overcoat, topcoat, or cloak

jacket; upper outer garment

night clothes or pajamas worn for sleeping

laundry; to wash clothes

to put on clothes; to get dressed

a large, tall cabinet used for hanging or storing clothes

wardrobe; clothes closet

washing machine; washer

a room for changing clothes, especially for athletes or performers

garments or apparel worn on the body

a light, wind-resistant coat or jacket

a shirt worn by athletes, especially as part of a team uniform.

outer clothing or garments worn over other clothes

clothes; attire

leather jacket or coat

swimsuit; bathing suit

civilian or ordinary clothes worn instead of a uniform

traditional black clothing worn in ancient China

laundry (commercial establishment)

the common people or civilians who hold no official rank

perfect and natural; without any traces of human effort, gaps, or flaws

clothes or garments in general

the sleeve of a garment

to change one's clothes

clothes rack or stand

ready-made clothes

the part of a shirt, coat, or other garment that encompasses the neck

detergent in powder form used for washing clothes

a one-piece dress

clothes and food; basic necessities of life

a personal flotation device worn to keep the wearer afloat in water

the front piece(s) of a Chinese jacket or gown; the lapel

Chlamydia (genus of intracellular parasitic bacteria)

Catholic cardinal

clothing worn for swimming or bathing

A loose garment worn before or after bathing or for lounging at home.

Brocade Uniform Guard, imperial bodyguard and secret police force of the Ming emperors

the basic necessities of life, specifically clothing, food, shelter, and transportation