Learn French: Nous avons le même style de vêtements que vous. - We have the same style of clothes as you.

In French, when expressing "the same [noun]", même acts as an adjective and must be preceded by a definite article (le, la, or les) that matches the noun. Since style is a masculine singular noun, we use le même.

How do we translate the word "as" from the English meaning?

The word "as" is translated here using que. The complete structure for "the same... as" is le/la/les même(s) [noun] que. Here, que connects the shared item (le même style de vêtements) to the people you share it with (vous).

Why is it de vêtements and not des vêtements since clothes are plural?

We use de without a plural article because vêtements acts as a category that describes the previous noun. The phrase style de vêtements literally means "style of clothing." When a noun modifies another noun to tell us its type or kind, we almost always link them with a simple de.

What form of pronoun is vous at the very end of the sentence?