The phrase "tidy clothes" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to clothing that is neatly folded, organized, or free of wrinkles or stains. Example: "She always makes sure to fold her laundry and put it away right away, so her drawers are filled with neatly folded and tidy clothes."
The buyers of bush gold are distinguishable from the miners by their tidy clothes and scales.
There is always an element of nostalgia in the Carven collections: a sense of a sweet France that probably never existed but is remembered in tidy clothes, bright sweaters, smart raincoats with puddle patterns and jolly music.
"I always try to analyze this, to know if I was genetically born like that, whether it was something creative in me that happened to be shoes," says Mr. Blahnik, recalling his mother's elegance and his father's rigidity, demanding tidy clothes and clean nails to sit down at the table.
Make sure you're on time, wearing clean, tidy clothes, meet the interviewer's gaze, give a firm handshake, don't slouch or fidget, speak up, don't interrupt, be polite to the receptionist.
Wear tidy, clean clothes.
This means washing everyday, keeping hair clean and washing it regularly, applying product to it or perhaps hairclips to jazz it up a bit, perhaps wear some perfume or body spray, wear clean, tidy, nice clothes, and maybe wear a tiny bit of make-up.
Tidy up your clothes and separate your clean clothes and dirty clothes.
While most hunters wear the red jackets known as hunting pink and fawn jodhpurs, Ms. Driver said ordinary riding outfits are fine as long as you are safely dressed in tidy, dark-colored clothes.
'We're expected to have an impressive full-time job, a decent relationship, a mixed group of loyal friends, a house (which is tidy), the right clothes (and be thin enough to wear them) but still be able to eat in all the right restaurants.
Tidy up the clothes that were on the floor.
