Is 身 commonly used as a measure word? My Wenlin dictionary describes 身 as also a measure word for &quot;suits of clothing&quot;.
Is it commonly used by Chinese speakers?
身 as a classifier means 'a suits of' or "a body full of" but it usually only use '一' (one)  as counting word

Example:

他一身白色衣褲鞋帽 = He in a suits of white clothing, shoes and hat. 

他兩身白色衣褲鞋帽 is ungrammatical

一身酒味 = a body full of alcohol smell

兩身酒味 is ungrammatical