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Modern clothes are less <durable> then those made 100 years ago.
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Dressed in such an <informal> way he stuck out like a sore thumb in the crowd of dark suits.
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Wet clothes <cling> to the body.
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This <artificial> fabric makes my skin itch.
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It was almost impossible to <scrape> the dry mud of my shoes the next morning.
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After the pregnancy she had to <alter> most of her clothes.
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Where is that <damn> shoe?
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She showed up at the funeral wearing the most <indecent> red dress.
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The guests came in <casual> clothes.
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You can find cool vintage clothes in <second-hand> shops.
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Jane made her living <sewing> handkerchiefs.
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Like every teenager, Lucy <is a law unto herself> when it comes to clothes.
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His suit was as <sober> as his wife's dress, although he usually prefers something wilder.
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Use <clothes pegs> to attach the laundry to the line.
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It took him ten minutes to <undress> because he was so drunk.
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<Corduroy> jackets were very fashionable in the 1970's.
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She <sewed> her own wedding dress.
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She lost her <wedding ring> when she was on holiday.
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Susan finds it difficult to walk in high <heels>.
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A <thread> from her shirt got caught on the door and it ripped.
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As he stretched his arms, his shirt <ripped>.
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I have a <fitting> for my wedding dress tomorrow.
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She put three <pins> in the shirt and started to sew it.
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She <flicked> her cigarette and the end fell off and burnt her dress.
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Ellen started out studying <fine arts> but quit and started designing clothes instead.
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You should take a waterproof coat <in case of> rain; you know what happened last time.
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That dress is too small for her, it <clings> all over.
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They were a poor family but their children were always well <clothed>.
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To <retrieve> the watch from the river will take a lot of time.
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I can't go swimming because I've forgotten my swimming <trunks>.
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