Make a quick outfit change pop
A shirt snapped open on each jump cut gives a getting-ready montage its rhythm, in fashion reels, makeover videos and animated shorts.
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Clothes
Hangers scraping along a rail, a cotton shirt snapped open and a pile of laundry folded on the bed. Describe the garment and what the hands do with it, and Morphic generates the clothes sound clean.
- Hangers on a rail, a shirt snapped open or buttons done up, each one on request
- Garment handling matched to your wardrobe montage or the laundry pile on the bed
- Close, clean foley with no room hum or music, ready to cut against the hands
Clothes sounds for games, animation, and video edits
Hangers on a rail
Wire and plastic clicking along a rail, the sound of browsing a wardrobe, a shop rack or a costume department.
Shirt snapped open
A crisp flap and whip of air, twice, for a shirt shaken out of the wash, a sheet on a line or a fast outfit change.
Folding laundry
Cotton rustles, smoothing hands and a stack patted flat, the calm domestic detail of a Sunday chore or a packing scene.
Buttons done up
Small crisp clicks and rubs as buttons go through holes, for getting ready, a morning routine close-up or a nervous first date.
Jacket in a hurry
Thick fabric swishing on and a collar flipped, for running late, leaving in anger or grabbing a coat on the way out.
Clothes in a dryer
Fabric thudding round a drum with a button tapping metal, the bed for a laundromat, a utility room or a late-night chore.
Generate a clothes sound from a prompt
Pick a starting point, edit anything you like, then generate it in Morphic.
Ways to use a clothes sound effect
Fill a laundry day shot without music
Folding laundry carries a long, quiet domestic scene with no score, keeping a slice-of-life film, a cosy game or a podcast story grounded.
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Open a scene in a clothing boutique
Hangers clicking along a rail under the first shot tell the audience they are in a shop or a wardrobe, in film, animation and audio drama.
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Hint that someone is leaving in a rush
A jacket swished on in the hallway off screen says a character is heading out fast before the door goes, in dramas, games and radio plays.
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FAQs
What is a clothes sound effect?
Clothes sound effects are the foley of handling garments: hangers on a rail, a shirt shaken out, laundry folded, buttons done up, a coat pulled on and clothes in a dryer. They make on-screen dressing and chores feel real and close.
Where can I get clothes sounds for a video?
Describe the garment and the action in Morphic and generate the sound. That is quicker than recording your own foley or hunting stock rustles that rarely match the fabric. Every sound on this page was made from the prompt printed beside it.
How do I make a custom clothes sound effect?
Write the fabric, the garment and the movement, then generate it. A prompt like "a cotton shirt snapped open with a sharp shake, a crisp fabric flap" gives Morphic a clear event, and you can switch to wool, denim or leather to change the texture.
What is the difference between clothes sounds, cloth movement and a zipper?
Clothes sounds cover handling a garment, hangers, buttons, folding and dressing. Cloth movement is the steady swish of fabric on a body as someone walks or turns. A zipper is one fastening event, the metal teeth running open or closed.
Can I use these clothes sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Because each sound is generated for you, you also avoid the clip turning up in someone else's video.
Why does my clothes sound not sit right in the edit?
Fabric on the soundtrack often sounds heavier or crisper than the garment on screen. Match the material, cotton for a shirt and wool for a coat, and keep the level low so the rustle supports the action without drawing the ear.