The phrase "classic clothing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: She always opts for classic clothing, such as a crisp white button-up shirt and tailored trousers, for her work meetings.
Then there's "stealth wealth" – the assertion of power via apparently classic clothing.
"I want to supply my ladies with classic clothing that's identified with upper-crust America".
A visit to Paul Stuart, a time-tested emporium of classic clothing, offers relief from the Obnoxious Naughties.
Until the dress-down revolution, Brooks Brothers sold mostly classic clothing, like English-style tailored suits and button-down shirts.
"Brooks Brothers used to have wonderful classic clothing, but the last time I was there, it was all too hip".
The results echo the Paris fashion world's deconstruction of classic clothing that was set in motion 12 years ago.
It offers dressed-up hipstery-yet-classic clothing for men and women.
If you cycle to work and can change clothes when you arrive, classic cycling clothing is perfect: windproof, breathable, waterproof.
The campaign featuring O'Shaughnessy refers to "classic, ageless clothing", while Rhodes observes that a lot of the work she does has a "not giving up" subtext.
Hickey-Freeman plans to pull out all the stops in its new Fifth Avenue location, offering everything from classic tailored clothing (off-the-peg, made-to-measure or custom, depending on your time, patience and wallet) to formal wear, accessories and golf togs by Bobby Jones.
It combined the functionality of classic cycling clothing with the elegance of bespoke tailoring.
