A word for clothes, shoes, accessories?

Solution 1:

These all fall under the category of apparel, attire, or simply clothing.

Solution 2:

I used to own a clothing store which carried all of the items listed in your question: The following descriptive terms, not already mentioned, are appropiate:

1. Threads
2. Wearables
3. Wears or Wear: mentioned above but can be prefixed by specific category: Mens, Womens, Kids, Sports, Night, Day, ie. Menswear or used more generally like:
4. Outerwear
5. Textiles
6. Garments

Also appropiate:

1. Couture

Although originally associated with custom or expensive fashion, it has become a more generalized term.

Origin:

French in origin, from Old French cousture sewing, from Vulgar Latin consutura, from Latin consutus, past participle of consuere to sew together, from com- + suere to sew —
From: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/couture

Hope this helps!

Marcelous

Solution 3:

Clothing is quite adequate. For alternatives that are standard and fun, though maybe pretentious, consider:

• Garb. Has connotations of a particularly stylized sort of clothing, but may be used to describe any clothing from "monkish garb" to "kids in combat garb". Similar to gear, but more general.
• Furnishings. It includes any article of dress, be it clothing, footwear, haberdashery or accessories. I recall it most commonly used in context as "men's furnishings" but not exclusively.
• Accoutrement or accoutrements. Plural is better. While seemingly French, it is accepted English language usage, see here.
• Trappings. Refers to any sort of clothing and equipment combination whether a costume or military outfit. Includes clothes, footware, jewelry, insignia, sashes, scarves and hosiery.

Solution 4:

I've heard the term rig. It encompasses a person's whole look from head to toe. Sometimes a person's rig can determine their place on the social food chain.