Bacteria are not transmitted through clothing, but can be spread through fecal-oral transmission, respiratory transmission, and through broken skin and blood entering the body. The clothes we wear have a variety of bacteria on them, but as long as the skin remains intact, these bacteria cannot enter the body. On the contrary, if there is a skin lesion or breakage, we have to wrap the broken wound by cleaning and bandaging to prevent bacteria from entering the body and bloodstream through the broken wound. If bacteria enter the bloodstream, it can cause severe sepsis. Although there are many different bacteria on clothing, they do not infect the body through normal skin.