"of apparel" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to clothing or other garments. For example: She opened the store offering an extensive selection of apparel.
Stockpiles of apparel and petroleum rose.
One obstacle has been the technical constraints of apparel.
Each change of apparel inspired a new change of expression.
The choice of apparel suggests the wry manner in which Mr. Spurlock makes his case.
What's driving the demand for garment workers is a modest but significant reshoring of apparel production.
"They are the single largest producer of apparel in Bangladesh, ahead even of Wal-Mart.
The company also hired a new head of apparel, long a struggling unit, earlier this year.
"They are the single largest producer of apparel in Bangladesh, ahead even of Walmart.
Gap operates the Gap chain of apparel stores, Banana Republic and Old Navy.
Law is crushed by this change of apparel, as was I.
Back in the Hummer, Mr. Welburn confessed to a weakness for another sort of apparel.
