Sentence examples for abroad clothes from inspiring English sources

I had accumulated a lot of stuff during my years abroad (clothes, books, various souvenirs from the countries I had visited) and had decided to ship most of it back in boxes that I could pick up when I returned.

This is surely what everyone wants from a foray abroad: clothes to appeal to the senses and different from the cookie-cutter collections sold in every major city by global brands.

"When we have weakness here, we cut out importing all those wines from Chile, and food from abroad and imported clothes, and a lot of those discretionary items".

Complicating matters is a hotly contested retail landscape full of fast-fashion chains that make their clothes abroad and sell them for a fraction of American Apparel's prices.

Bangladesh is now the second-largest apparel exporting nation with about $18 billion worth of clothes shipped abroad last year.

Christopher Nieper, a director of David Nieper luxury clothing, said his European staff had "reassured him unanimously" that there would still be appetite abroad for British made clothes.

In 2010, she commands a massive budget and loads of staff, to display clothes manufactured abroad to an audience of writers and photographers employed to describe them.

"On one hand, it is kind of nostalgic, as we had very specific fashion time when we just started to get clothes from abroad, trying to adjust it to reality and everyday life," she says.

Ogden is the least well-known but this startlingly young designer has been garnering a quiet but solid reputation at home and, crucially, abroad: her girly, pretty clothes are a favourite in the phenomenally successful Teen Vogue in America.

He made no mention of further reform, instead castigating unnamed foreign groups for attempting to introduce "neoliberal" and "neocolonial" thinking.That day the government also enacted a law banning the resale of clothes imported from abroad.

A firm making clothes to sell abroad demands consistent state regulation, reliable transport links and enforceable contracts with suppliers to a degree that a barbershop serving the domestic market does not.