'common clothes' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to garments that are considered typical or expected for a certain group or situation. For example, "At the wedding, the guests wore their finest but the bride and groom wore common clothes."
Different herbivorous species have adapted to feed on every part of the plant and are normally considered pests to their host plants; some species have been found to lay their eggs on the fruit and other species lay their eggs on clothing or fur (e. g., Tineola bisselliella, the common clothes moth).
Heaven forbid they should spin like a common clothes dryer.
The larvae of the common clothes moth, or Tineola bisselliella, can live for up to two years among our clothes – and these days they have an awful lot more to lunch on.
Long before the gentrification of Hackney, upper class Brits would don "common clothes" and venture out into the East End.
Thank goodness we decided to work undercover in these common street clothes so that we might observe the subject in her natural habitat.
Over the years it became one of the most used material, and it got to a point where the cars and planes we travel on are made at 50% by plastic, or where it is more common for clothes to be made of polyester and nylon rather than of wool or cotton.
You don't have to fit into a stereotype, but wearing common, neutral clothes really helps when trying to make a good impression.
One time we went over to the trailer park to use the common-area clothes dryer to dry a bunch of pot.
The most common purchases were clothes or shoes.
Description: Greetings and responses, body parts, basic sentences, clothes, common items, food, words with "my" and "your".
Friends saw them as having less and less in common: she loved clothes and perfume and romantic movies; he liked hanging out with friends.
