"type of garment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a piece of clothing. For example, "I'm looking for a new type of garment to complete my outfit."
I understand that the more svelte gent benefits from that type of garment in an aesthetic sense, but I still think it's madness.
"In almost every other type of garment," Pepall said, "I can find my personality, but with a bathing suit there is nothing for the intellectual-bohemian.
Ordinary, that is, since the inception, in April 2011, of Law 2010-1192 of 11 October 2010 prohibiting the concealment of the face in public space, according to which the wearing of this type of garment can lead to a fine of €150 (£129) and a "community rehabilitation programme" in the form of mandatory citizenship classes.
A resident of Devon, Rozamund Perrin, recently came home to find someone had taken a pair of her frilly knickers off the washing line and pushed them through the letterbox with the anonymous note: "It is totally inappropiate [sic] for this type of garment to be displayed opposite the village primary school".
A sweatshirt, once a warm, practical nondescript sort of thing to be worn on the way to the gym or on the school run or over a nightie to make a cup of tea, was reborn as a catwalk-worthy, celebrity-approved, waiting-list-only type of garment in the early days of athleisure.
"Knitwear is the most complex type of garment to be manufactured," explains co-founder Hal Watt, and is invariably made using industrial knitting machines that are "insanely hard to program and require expert programming skills," creating a huge bottleneck to the industry.
Both sexes wore the same type of garments: a hooded tunic or coat, trousers, and boots.
The results indicated that the type of garments used in the base ensemble had a major effect on jacket ensemble insulation and the predicted comfort temperature.
It can be also applied for designing other types of garment.
Other types of garments on display include examples of the formal ch-ao fu dress and a rare early-Qing robe made out of silk and a gold-metallic tapestry called kossu.
"You know, if you were the cream of the crop... you got to wear these types of garments... " he added.
