着 (Kanji for wear / arrive)

For some reason, the jukugo having to do with clothes tend to be KUNKUN, but the jukugo about arrival are ON-ON.

Onyomi

CHAKU

The sheep arrived with CHALK DUST in its eye. It must have had an adventure.

( が ) つ*く	arrive ★★★★★
( を ) き＊る	put on shirt (BOOBOO: pants use a different verb!!) ★★★★★

下着(したぎ)	underwear ★★★★☆ KUNKUN 下 (below) + 着 (wear / arrive) = 下着 (underwear) underwear in all shapes and sizes
着物(きもの)	kimono. ★★★★☆ KUNKUN 着 (wear / arrive) + 物 (animal / thing) = 着物 (kimono. )
水着(みずぎ)	swim-suit ★★★☆☆ KUNKUN 水 (water) + 着 (wear / arrive) = 水着 (swim-suit)
着替え(きがえ)	a change of clothes ★★☆☆☆ 着 (wear / arrive) + 替 (substitute) = 着替え (a change of clothes)
到着(とうちゃく) する	arrive ★★☆☆☆ NP 到 (arrive) + 着 (wear / arrive) = 到着 (arrive) arrive- usually you only hear this over the loudspeakers at train stations, airports, etc.

You look with your EYES on what people wear,

but you discriminate based on the CRAFT of their clothing.

You guard the prisoners with your HANDS.