Don't say 'clothes' on IELTS. Say 'apparel' or 'garment'!

The video tutorial introduces two advanced words to use instead of 'clothes': 'apparel' and 'garment'. 'Apparel' is an uncountable noun that can replace 'clothes' in general contexts, while 'garment' is a countable noun used for individual clothing items like a sweatshirt. These alternatives can enhance vocabulary in IELTS speaking and writing tasks.

Why should we avoid using the word 'clothes' repeatedly?

Can you give an example of a garment?