"practical clothes" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to clothing that is suitable or useful for a specific purpose or situation. Example: "For hiking in the mountains, it is important to wear practical clothes such as a waterproof jacket and sturdy hiking boots."
It's about creating beautiful, practical clothes that people feel comfortable in.
As always, Padura was dressed in practical clothes: a gray polo shirt, beige pants, and walking shoes.
While Lyubov wears flashy, lavish outfits, other characters wear practical clothes, signifying their place in the household and role in society.
There were great practical clothes in Hannah MacGibbon's collection for Chloé, including a surfeit of coats and complete outfits in camel.
Most of the bakers huff and puff behind their stations, their practical clothes streaked with flour and chocolate, their steamy, stringy bangs dripping into their eyes.
With many of the international collections so far focusing on pared-down, even practical clothes, the extroverted woman looking for something with a bit more va-va-voom might be justifiably anxious.
They argued that practical clothing choice (i.e., comfortable clothes) was valued more greatly than the aesthetic aspects of clothing.
He dressed in practical, casual clothes, but for social occasions would add a sparkling pin, with his name picked out in (quite large) diamonds.
Meantime, Little went back to doing what she always did best: designing practical, sophisticated clothes.
I told her that it hadn't even occurred to me, and it was confusing for me to think that donning practical "work clothes" was potentially fraught with political messaging.
Think about practical, comfortable clothes that are easy to remove or work around if required.
