"item of clothes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it anytime you want to refer to any single article of clothing. For example, "I'm looking for the perfect item of clothing to wear to the party."
Many threw their hats and other items of clothes in the air, in the hope that they would make contact with the cloak.
Amazon, which has faced accusations that its working conditions could cause mental and physical illness, also reported that it had sold 1m items of clothes and shoes last week, its largest-ever fashion sales.
He was occasionally given different items of clothes while he was there.
In [9] it is shown how signals of RFID (Radio-Frequency IDentification) can be exploited to detect and record how customers browse stores, which items of clothes they pay attention to, and which items of clothes they usually match with.
And the service would clearly be cheaper for Amazon to run if fewer people returned fewer items of clothes.
But Steve Statler, Wiliot's SVP of marketing and business development, said that likely first customers will be in the apparel industry, where the startup's chips could be embedded on the care labels both to help track items of clothes from manufacture to sale, and subsequently to provide services to the people who buy those items.
In just 24 hours she sold more than 20 million RMB worth of clothes, corresponding to about 100 thousand items of clothes, meaning nearly one item sold every 5 seconds.
Any item of clothing that mimics clothes for adults is probably too confining for typical childhood activities, which tend to involve sand, dirt and paint stains, and other messes that come from kids being kids.
Always check to see if the item of clothing fits with your other clothes as it becomes a real pain sometimes!
Every item of clothing appears to be built for durability: this is not a place to shop for summer clothes.
Consider layers of easily washed items instead of clothes that require extra time to dry or dry cleaning.
