The Shulchan Aruch in Orach Chaim 46:1 (codifying the gemara on Berachos 60b) lists the morning brachos that one makes upon waking up.
Among them:
Getting dressed
"כשלובש יברך "מלביש ערומים
When he gets dressed, he blesses "Who clothes the naked."
This bracha would seem to cover one's clothes, yet 3 subsequent brachos ALSO seem to be about clothes:
1) Putting on shoes
"כשנועל מנעליו יברך "שעשה לי כל צרכי
When he puts on his shoes, "Who provides me with all of my needs."
2) Putting on a belt
"כשחוגר חגורו יברך "אוזר ישראל בגבורה
When he puts on a belt, "Who girds Israel with strength."
3) Putting on a head covering
"כשמשים כובע או מצנפת בראשו יברך "עוטר ישראל בתפארה
When he puts a hat or turban on his head, he blesses "Who crowns Israel with glory."
Question
- Why are there a separate brachos for putting on shoes, belt and head covering- why aren't these included in the bracha for one's clothes?