The phrase "army clothes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to clothing that is specifically designed for military personnel or resembles military attire.
Example: "He wore army clothes to the event, which made him stand out among the crowd."
Alternatives: "military uniform" or "combat gear".
You probably thought I wouldn't buy an extensive collection of army clothes with camouflage colors that allow me to blend in to my environment seamlessly.
In Gaza, the Palestinian in Israeli Army clothes was killed before dawn in a firefight near Netzarim, a Jewish settlement south of Gaza City.
"The Devil Never Sleeps," which chugs ahead like old piano-boogie rock and roll, conjures up "a city full of fathers in their Army clothes" where "someone bet a dollar that my daddy wasn't coming home".
And then you must have assumed that, when I found out these clothes actually make me stick out more than ever, I wouldn't paint my entire house and workplace in those colors, before realizing I should have just returned the army clothes.
He produced spoof portraits ("Spotty Muldoon" wearing a brown paper bag over his head) and fashion photographs such as The Loony Look (1967), featuring Willie Rushton, Barry Fantoni and Diana Clarke satirising fashions of the day by posing in army surplus clothes.
The Army-Navy Clothes Game We may not be a nation officially at war, but a casual survey of urban streets would seem to suggest otherwise.
In the past, Wei Ziqi had worn Army-surplus clothes, like most village men, but he now dressed differently whenever he travelled to the nearby city of Huairou to get supplies.
PARIS — A black leather dress, short, sharp and streamlined, opened the Celine show on Monday, a precursor of an army of strong clothes with a linear cut and a military feel.
This practice of placing people from the army in plain clothes in the villages started just after the cyclone and still continues today.
In a cramped and creaky second-floor office, Reynier was dressed in work clothes: olive army jacket, brown army shirt, and unhemmed trousers, reinforced at the knees.
For example, hippies, whom the punks disdained, customized their Army-Navy surplus clothes and also used T-shirts for political statements.
