such

[navi tasan]

Which are correct:

1-I don't wear such fine clothes as you do.
2-I don't wear such fine clothes as the ones you wear.
3-I don't wear such fine clothes as yours.

4-The parcel was not delivered as rapidly or in such good condition as yours.

[Rover_KE]

They are all correct.

Rover

[Afit]

I don't wear such fine clothes as you do.

comparative construction

standard of comparison (comp-element) = such fine clothes
basis of comparison = clothes that you wear

I do not wear such fine clothes.
I do not wear such fine clothes as you.
I do not wear such fine clothes as you wear.
I do not wear such fine clothes as you do. do = predicate-proform
I do not wear such fine clothes as you wear clothes. -- comp-element specifies the standard; the same standard cannot be specified again

such = [such fine] clothes
or
such = such [fine clothes]

I don't wear such fine clothes as the ones you wear

Correct.

This is a non-clausal comparison. The head of the coordinated NP is "ones".

"ones" is a proform which replaces just a syntactic form (clothes). It does not refer to the same identity as its antecedent.

I do not wear such fine clothes as those.

those = those clothes = the ones (clothes) that you wear

I don't wear such fine clothes as yours.

Non-clausal. Correct.

yours = your clothes = basis of comparison
such fine clothes = comp-element

The parcel was not delivered as rapidly or in such good condition as yours.

Correct.

coordinated comp-element in adverbial function; non-clausal comparison