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garms
What does garms mean?
One's wardrobe or general clothing collection.
"Spent my whole wage on garms again this month."
Origin
British slang, prominent in London and Multicultural London English (MLE), clipped from 'garments.' Long-standing in UK youth and grime culture.
Frequently asked questions
What does garms mean in British slang?
It means clothes — short for garments — usually implying stylish or desirable gear.
Is garms a London word?
It's used across the UK but it's especially tied to London and Multicultural London English (MLE) and grime culture.
Can garms mean your whole wardrobe?
Yes — it can refer to a single fit or to your overall clothing collection.
Is garms the same as drip?
Close — garms just means clothes (often fly ones), while drip specifically emphasizes the stylish, expensive-looking swagger.
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