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personal attire n.
attire n.

NOUN

personal attire

Synonyms

WEAK

Sunday best accouterment apparel array caparison civvies costume covering drag drapery dress duds ensemble equipment finery frippery frock full feather garb garments gear get-up habiliment habit hand-me-downs livery mufti outfit overclothes panoply rags raiment regalia rigging sack sportswear tailleur tatters things threads toggery togs tout ensemble trappings trousseau underclothes vestment vesture vines wardrobe wear weeds zoot suit

NOUN

attire

Synonyms

STRONG

accouterment apparel array caparison civvies clothes costume covering drag drapery dress duds ensemble equipment feathers finery frippery frock garb garments gear habiliment habit hand-me-downs livery mufti outfit overclothes panoply rags raiment regalia rigging sack sportswear tatters things threads tog trappings trousseau underclothes vestment vesture vines wardrobe wear

WEAK

full feather get-up glad rags tailleur toggery tout ensemble

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clothings

Message: I am in need of Winter clothings for my kids.

From Washington Post ● Jan. 12, 2022

"There have been an increase in the price of food," as well as "clothings, everything," one woman shopping for her family told Fox News.

From Fox News ● Dec. 23, 2021

In her many-layered clothings, with her chippy-choppy hair and the eyes with the big black poppils, in her sometimes bossy way, she has also the soft heart of a bunny.

From "The Unfinished Angel" by Sharon Creech

Visible things are but the manifestations, emblems, or clothings of spirit.

From Sartor Resartus, and On Heroes, Hero-Worship, and the Heroic in History by Thomas Carlyle

But it is not merely disguised by separable clothings, as in Rabelais wholly and in parts of others, or accompanied, as in Swift and others still, by companions not invariably acceptable.

From The English Novel by George Saintsbury