"fine clothing" is a correct part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe any type of clothing that is of high quality or luxurious. For example, "She wore fine clothing to the banquet."
The servers came on time, wearing fine clothing and speaking English.
Do not adorn yourselves outwardly by braiding your hair, by wearing gold ornaments, or fine clothing.
Former colleagues say he loved gold chains, dark sunglasses, fine clothing and the fame that his many operations brought him.
That is driving an exultant boom in demand for luxury goods -- cars, televisions, fine clothing, expensive perfumes.
They stowed drugs in secret panels inside planes; stole laptops, lobsters and fine clothing flown as freight; and rifled through passengers' belongings for perfume, liquor and electronics.
As we drove home, down Essex Street at sunset, the windows of fine clothing shops would broadcast the best of the area's textile offerings.
Rodriguez also said his grandparents wore their finest clothing on Saturday, not Sunday.
Madison Avenue between 57th and 71st Streets is home to some of the finest clothing shops in the city.
They would wake up at 7 a.m., Mr. Arellano said, shower, dress in their finest clothing and drive to church, a few blocks away.
As refugees who had lived in dire camp conditions, getting our photographs taken were considered special occasions when my parents went to great lengths to make sure we were scrubbed clean at the public baths and then dressed in the finest clothing we owned.
Central City natives describe the stretch as bustling on Sundays as churchgoers socialized with one another in their finest clothing.
