| MEETS | Overlook clothing a model touches (5) |
| DEBT | Having turned round, model touches bottom, which is outstanding (4) |
| SATEEN | Material noticed clothing a model (6) |
| MUTATED | Soft clothing a model changed (7) |
| ARRAY | Impressive display or collection; rich clothing; a group of hedgehogs; a panel of jurors; or, a matrix (5) |
| SHAWL | Item of clothing a playwright left (5) |
| AGRAFFE | From "hook", an often ornate clasp or brooch for armour or clothing; a keystone decorated with relief sculpture; a grand piano stud; a cramp-iron for stonemasonry; or, a cage or muselet around a champ |
| EXTRACOVER | More clothing a fielder required (5,5) |
| LAZYDAISYSTITCH | Clothing a couple of unknowns, tailor had a stylistic mode of floral design (4,5,6) |
| FLANNEL | An originally Welsh woollen textile for clothing; a facecloth; or, from the idea of soft warm fabric, a word for flattery, soft soap or vague talk to avoid a difficult subject (7) |
| WOLFMAN | Large fellow in female clothing, a case for Freud! (7) |
| GARBLES | Clothing a man mixes up (7) |
| SARI | Item of clothing a fellow ditched in African holiday (4) |
| FRETTED | Delivered clothing a couple of times worn |
| BONINESS | Stud's clothing a size below ten, being thin (8) |
| GREATCOAT | Clothing a big kid has put away in church (9) |
| SUITABLE | Fit clothing, a dirty uniform getting cast off |
| CLOBBER | Beat soundly with clothing a cobbler used (7) |
| TROUSER | Appropriate clothing a little short (7) |
| LUNACY | Delicately woven clothing a French folly (6) |
