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Discover LudwigThe phrase "worth of clothes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a quantity of clothes that have a certain value or monetary worth. For example: "The clothing store was offering 50% off items worth of clothes up to $250."
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The average UK household owns around £4,000 worth of clothes, but around 30% of that clothing – 1.7bn items – has not been worn for at least a year, most commonly because it no longer fits.
The campaign's research showed that British households were hanging on to £30bn worth of clothes which have not been worn in the last year, while 350,000 tonnes of clothing worth £140m is binned annually.
In exchange, each laborer receives a family pack – a kind of currency in cloth: two full outfits for four people, roughly 600 rupees worth of clothes ($12 value today).
According to Wrap, an estimated £140m worth of clothes goes to landfill every year.
I packed a week's worth of clothes for myself and the kids.
It's a rare day that she's wearing more than ten dollars' worth of clothes.
Bangladesh is now the second-largest apparel exporting nation with about $18 billion worth of clothes shipped abroad last year.
Mr. Rabin calculated that would require him to sell an additional $1 million worth of clothes a year.
"They are the perfect size for a couple of days' worth of clothes," she said, and "weigh nothing.
The highest form of patriotism was buying a boat, or a few hundred dollars worth of clothes we didn't need.
Nine years later, there were twice as many in 5,600 registered establishments, sending $21bn worth of clothes overseas.
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