There is no collective term for a group of clothes. You can refer to them as a group depending on how they are organized. For example, you can call them a "pile of clothes" or a "bunch of clothes."
The collective noun for a group of clothes is a "Wardrobe"
A group of clothes is called a wardrobe. A wardrobe is defined as the entire collection of clothing an individual has.
The group Highwaymen are not known to have stolen any clothes.
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Group of skilled workers who made clothes
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group of dress is called is called clothes.
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The word "clothes" has neither a prefix or suffix. It can be found as a noun adjunct in various compound terms such as clothespin or clotheshorse (clothes horse) or clothes rack.Clothes is a plural group noun (from cloth, cloths).