The phrase "neat clothes" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe clothing that is neat and tidy in appearance. For example, "She always wears neat clothes to the office."
"Real luxury is not about neat clothes," he says.
The women stared at the girls, taking in their neat clothes and frightened faces.
Husband and wife, attractive and tall and dressed in impossibly neat clothes just to stay at home.
Another third grader, a larger boy to be called the Bully, has a problem with the gel, with the neat clothes, with the way the new kid walks, as though he thinks he's better than everyone else.
By M. Ford and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 18 , 1944P. 19 A gentleman found himself sitting in a bus beside a small sharp-featured man in shabby but neat clothes.
4 Months, 3 Weeks & 2 Days plays the recent past as a foreign country, pinched and perilous and presided over by the likes of Mr Bebe (Vlad Ivanov), a black market businessman with his neat clothes and his property portfolio and his casual sideline in illegal terminations.
"My neat, clean clothes marked me as the enemy," he said, "and I was attacked in the street more than once".
Choose neat, clean clothes.
You should, however, dress in neat, clean clothes that are well put together.
Shehzad's sister did not want to be named, but told VICE News: "My brother loved to wear neat and clean clothes but yesterday there was blood all over them.
Cook healthy and eat healthy and let them get addicted to that.. Always wear neat and clean clothes and be presentable.
