"conventional clothes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to typical or traditional clothing. Example: The dress code for the event is conventional clothes, such as a suit or dress.
He continues to develop tailored collections and neckties for makers of more conventional clothes.
Beneath the artifice of the styling, however, these were actually conventional clothes, apart from the gender transgression.
The moneyed classes tend toward conventional clothes; owners of multibillion-naira companies run around town in Ralph Lauren polo shirts and khaki shorts.
The brilliant hues of the Princess' garments and jewels were contrasted with the sombre hues of the conventional clothes worn by the men of the party, to which their turbans added a striking touch.
In photographs from the time of the Vietnam War, he looks much younger than he was, but it is clear that he was still a man of the nineteen-fifties, with his conventional clothes and his short, neat hair.
But coolly, Cheadle takes us away from this present tense into flashbacks showing his former bebop existence; the sudden shortness of hair and conventional clothes denote the time shift very efficiently.
When looking at the clothes alone, I want them to recognize that my clothes aren't the regular conventional clothing they're used to seeing, they're something else altogether.
As supremely self-confident people do, he has a trademark outfit -- a baseball cap and sparkling Adidas, even when he's otherwise dressed in more-or-less conventional evening clothes.
And the feminine influence is already apparent in a handful of brands, like Casely-Hayford, that traffic in relatively conventional men's clothes.
He took the conventional notion of cruise clothes and worked with it.
CONVENTIONAL wisdom dictates that gym clothes be low-key and functional — a shredded T-shirt, a sweat-drenched tank — the better to pump incognito, under cover of one's workout gear.
