Are clothes a nonrenewable or renewable resource?

Answer 1

Clothes are not really a resource.

A renewable resource is something like sunlight, or wind, or ocean wave energy, or tidal energy, that you can use, and it's still there next day. So you don't use it up.

Clothes can be made of natural fibres, like cotton or linen, but these have to be kept growing to provide the material. So long as there is water and land to grow them, we can keep providing more.

Clothing can be made from nylon, rayon, polyester etc, most of which are made from oil. Oil is not a renewable resource. When we use it all, there is none left.
Sometimes they can be, in that they can be used again or made into other clothing or useful items. They will eventually be gone though.