The phrase "a quick change of clothes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of changing into a different outfit, often in a short amount of time.
Example: "After the meeting, I need a quick change of clothes before heading to the dinner party."
Alternatives: "a swift outfit change" or "a rapid change of attire."
Besides a diaper or two and a small package of baby wipes for a baby, diaper-changing pad, a tiny tube of diaper rash cream, a quick change of clothes for the baby and an extra shirt for both of the parents will do.
Mr. Williams disappeared out the door without any money, the police said, but two bank employees followed him and saw him slip into a doorway, reappearing after a quick change of clothes.
If you stay at home, then it is most likely you can get by with a small bag that will hold a few diapers, a quick change of clothes and a travel pack of wipes.
A quick change of pots brought the chocolate fondue finale.
During a weekly schedule that includes leading the New York chapter of the American Psychiatric Association, 10 hours of joggling, 5 hours of teaching and 40 hours of clinical work, Hirschowitz sometimes wears running clothes under his suit to facilitate a quick change.
A quick change will save you minutes.
Being able to walk quickly to the Ronald McDonald House for a shower, a change of clothes, and a quick meal was a huge help.
When he leaves the office at 5 45 p.m. and rushes home for a quick shave and change of clothes, he leaves those worries and the number-crunching behind.
After a quick cleanup and change of clothes, we hit the road with the now ever-so-powerful aroma of baby puke flowing through out the car -- apparently our youngest child gets car sick as well.
Have a towel, shampoo, conditioner, soap, face wash and a change of clothes ready.
Would she mind if he went for quick run, before the reception, "just for a little bit, eh?" He had brought a change of clothes with him to the church, and a set of trainers just in case.
