The phrase "affordable garments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing clothing items that are reasonably priced and accessible to a wide range of consumers.
Example: "The store specializes in affordable garments, making fashion accessible to everyone."
Alternatives: "budget-friendly clothing" or "cost-effective apparel".
Their aim is to produce high-quality, affordable garments for everyone interested in supporting a labour model that presents an alternative to exploitative wage work, with customers being told exactly how the money paid for each jumper is used.
The victims of the Rana Plaza factory collapse, most of them young women, were part of a global supply chain that brings affordable garments to markets around the world.
In an industry that's become dominated by retailers selling cheaply made, affordable garments, Cridland's plainly designed, ethically manufactured sweatshirt seems something of an anachronism, harkening back to a time when clothes were maintained and mended, not thrown away and replaced each season. .
The DGC was known for producing affordable, quality garments, catering to middle-class women until it was sold in 1956 (McMillen & Roberson 2002; O'Malley 2006).
It sells second-hand designer garments at affordable prices, and promotes craftsmanship and sustainability.
"Vast company profits show that a living wage for garment workers is affordable.
Wearable technology, which features affordable and flexible sensors integrated into fabrics and garments to detect both deliberate and subtle body movements, will reshape the way we approach self-rehabilitation, physical training, and many high-dexterity tasks by harvesting data about the wearer's activity.
These one piece garments are practical and usually very affordable.
"We aim to serve the affordable luxury market who is looking to keep these garments for a longer period of time, and thus require better materials, quality, and finishing," says Anand.
LIKE a number of other buildings in that part of the Lower East Side, the co-op complex was constructed in the 1930's and 40's through a mortgage from garment workers unions, which wanted to provide affordable housing.
In the process, Zara has become the most profitable arm of Inditex, a holding company of eight retail brands, and one of the biggest success stories in Spanish business.From its beginnings in 1963 when Amancio Ortega Gaona, its founder, began to trade garments, Inditex has emerged as one of the world's fastest-expanding makers of affordable fashion clothing.
