"The color of these clothes is bright blue."
Translation:Warna pakaian ini biru terang.
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I saw in a comment that it was Warnanya if "the" was in front of it, why not here?
"clothes" is a plural noun. "clothing" is another translation.
The colour of these clothes is bright blue.
The colour of this clothing is bright blue.
Warna pakaian ini biru terang.
The Indonesian sentence remains the same.
"pakaian" = "clothes" , "clothing"
It doesn't refer to a specific item of clothing or a specific piece of garment.
It can be used to indicate multiple items (trousers+shirt).
(1) Terang is related to flash/illumination/radiance. It is an antonym of gelap (dark).
(2) Ringan is related to weight. It is an antonym of berat (heavy).
Because the word order in addimg adjectives is generally reversed from English. (Item)+(adj). The blue is being specified to be light.
If I understand what you are asking, that would refer to a location and is not necessary to describe the attributes of an object. Just like in English you would not say "at my shirt it's blue"