"outside clothes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to clothes worn for outdoors activities, such as coats, hats, and boots. For example, "I need to get some outside clothes so I can go for a hike."
OPERATOR: Outside clothes or inside clothes?
There is a sense that this is Mr. Benan's own personal taste but his style was particularly convincing for Trussardi in a season where outside clothes are in style.
Once they're ready, the women fold up their outside clothes, hand their phones and bags to the house mother for safekeeping, and make their way in spiky heels upstairs to the nightclub, where men pay £20 to see them take off their clothes again and perform what the club menu bills lasciviously as an "intimate dance".
She roughly stripped Jesse of his outside clothes, and he began to howl.
But I'm 24 now, I wear outside clothes, occasionally, and I have something resembling a career.
Heavy lifting (such as a full laundry basket), stretching arms high above one's head (necessary to peg clothes on an outside clothes line), driving the car and engaging in sexual intercourse were some of the activities women reported they were advised to refrain from in the short term.
Airborne pollen may cling to clothes, so watch out for your outside clothes-drying aggravating your allergies.
When I rushed outside, my clothes were instantly plastered to my skin.
I sometimes have to sleep outside without clothes to bring a victory.
"And then, as the time went on, I was standing outside [a clothes shop] and they never had shutters down.
Last year British fashionistas queued outside a clothes shop in Newcastle for days in the hope of bagging the latest range of his trainers.
