"article of clothes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a single item of clothing, such as a shirt, dress, coat, etc. For example: "This article of clothes is designed to keep you warm during the winter months."
Microsoft notes some of the more practical applications: trying out a new hairstyle or seeing how an article of clothes looks with your face (although not your actual body, yet).
You take apicture of every article of clothes in your closet, categorize them (top, bottom, shoes, accessories, etc)., select months when they can be worn, and then you can mix and match to plan out your outfits.
If you really like something in your uniform, don't be stuck with wearing the same article of clothes for a couple of days.
The exhibition of employees' clothes, "Projects 81: Jean Shin," has two parts, a fabric mural and a hanging sculpture, both of which Ms. Shin, an installation artist, created out of 90 articles of clothes donated by the museum's guards, curators, registrars, publicists and even its director, Glenn D. Lowry.
Pack heavy jackets and articles of clothes that you would wear in the snow if you are touring in the winter.
The amount of times I have dried myself with another article of clothing or the clothes I was about to put on, because my towel is in the wash, forgotten, or lost, is insurmountable.
They dress in showoffy rap clothes, and most of the time one article of clothing has to do with skateboarding".
Another way to get your child to put on her clothes is to act like you are confused about where each article of clothing goes.
This will ensure your clothes won't run and the lemon juice/baking soda mixture won't "bleach" the article of clothing.
While Tom is trying on various articles of party clothes, Leslie comments that he looks like Encyclopedia Brown, a young detective from a series of Donald J. Sobol children's novels.
As it turns out, Hernandez' sister Ann Gusiff in 1995 founded a nonprofit organization, Clothes the Deal, that distributes articles of clothing to job seekers who are in need.
