| RAIMENT | Poetic term for an item of clothing (7) |
| SETPIECE | Term for an item of free-standing stage scenery; an elaborately arranged display of fireworks or film scene; a corner, free kick, scrum or other rehearsed team manoeuvre; or, any painstakingly prepare |
| ORB | Pseudo-poetic term for an eye |
| ADDRESS | Indicate the destination for an item of clothing, by the sound of it (7) |
| NIGHTIE | Near match for an item of bedwear (7) |
| MEGABIT | Rummage in the bag for an item of much data (7) |
| LUCIFER | This poetic term for the morning star is also the name of a fallen angel or even the Devil |
| RUNNION | Continue admitting playing about for poetic term of reproach |
| GARMENT | A gent with an arm inside an item of clothing (7) |
| SHAWLIE | From an item of clothing, an old name for a working-class woman |
| NECKTIE | An item of clothing made for the old school, perhaps, by Nike, etc. (7) |
| BLAZER | Fire right for an item of clothing (6) |
| PULLOVER | Stop the car for an item of clothing (8) |
| NECKERCHIEF | Free check-in deal for an item of clothing (11) |
| TSHIRT | Thirst for an item of clothing (1-5) |
| SWEATER | One had to work hard, with little hesitation, to create an item of clothing (7) |
| RESERVE | ____ price, figure stipulated as the lowest acceptable price for an item sold at auction (7) |
| GARGOYLE | An outlet for an item of ornamental art |
| EVENTIDE | Poetic term for a smooth flow of water (8) |
| RING | Phone for an item of jewellery |
