Habit is posh clothes, like a suit (Bel habit ! - Nice clotes). Vêtement is just clothes, Fringue is street talk, a bit trash for my taste, like saying "I like my rags" instead of "I like my clothes". Here's another one for you: "linge" (always singular) also mean clothes, but it's less used. In Canada it would be used in expression like "I wash the clothes, I hang the clothes" (je lave le linge, j'étends le linge) and in France, I've heard they call their thumble dryier a "sèche-linge". don't pronounced "lin-juh" with an English IN, you got to make sure you pronounce the French IN (hard to explain, but closer to EN or AIN)