Human rights have a single structure from the perspective of legal and protective content: universal, interdependent and indivisible. The right to clothing has been recognized as a human right in various international human rights instruments. This right, which is more than a material necessity, is a forgotten right and needs to be examined. The right to adequate clothing is an independent and distinct right, of vital importance for human existence, dignity and life, and is considered an intrinsic part of the right to an adequate standard of living. This right is related not only to the right to livelihood but also to the right to comfort, human civilization, the right to development, the right to health, the right to security, the right to happiness, the right to identity and personality, which give a human identity. This issue has been mentioned in General Comment No. 6 of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights on clothing for the elderly, General Comment No. 5 of the Committee on appropriate clothing for persons with disabilities and General Comment No. 14 on the reduction of occupational accidents. In the opinion of the author of the article, the right to adequate clothing cannot be considered as a secondary or unimportant right that can be ignored. This right must be protected to prevent people from living below the poverty line and being labeled. No one should live in conditions where the only way to meet their needs is to humiliate themselves or deprive themselves of basic freedoms. Theterm "adequacy" is alsolargely determined by the social, economic, cultural, climatic and other conditions prevailing in a society. Despite the extensive attention paid to poverty, social welfare, economics, international policies, globalization and other issues, there has been little interpretation in international law regarding the right to adequate clothing.