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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The control group would be a group of clothes washed with water only, without any laundry soap. This allows you to compare the effectiveness of different laundry soaps in cleaning clothes against the baseline of no soap.
Group of skilled workers who made clothes
The control group in a laundry soap experiment would be a batch of clothes washed without adding any laundry soap. This group serves as the baseline for comparison to assess the effectiveness of the different laundry soaps in removing stains and dirt from the clothes.
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group of dress is called is called clothes.