The part of the sentence "garment is" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific garment in the singular. For example, "This garment is very comfortable to wear."
Its garment is ambivalent.
Well, that garment is very clearly Chinese, not European!
LEONARD GARMENT is a troubleshooter from way back.
Each garment is exquisitely displayed on a figure.
The most conventional, everyday garment is made sexy by the low-riding skirt.
Each garment is created from intricately folded cloth in sustainable recycled polyester fabrics.
The garment is both an edible piece of clothing and a perishable form of artwork.
Van Noten's labels are distinctive, as the size of the garment is printed beneath his name.
A more elegant garment is an embroidered waistcoat belonging to Jeremiah Wadsworth.
A shatnes garment is equivalent to tref, or food unfit for a kosher table.
All of which has convinced me that this garment is very much needed.
