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'''Clothes''' are the outfits that [[Sim]]s wear. Sims are only without clothes when bathing, streaking{{Vgversion|TS2:U}}{{Vgversion|TS3:UL}}, skinny-dipping{{Vgversion|TS3:LN}}{{Vgversion|TS4}}, or [[WooHoo]]ing. ThisOtherwise, articleSims dealsare withalways theclothed waywherever clothesthey arego. acquiredAlthough andclothing usedis largely cosmetic in gameplay;nature, technicalcertain aspectscategories of theclothing waymay theyaffect workgameplay; isfor example, wearing inadequate coveredclothing in cold [[skintemperature]]s will make Sims uncomfortable. In addition, other Sims may react differently depending on the clothes a Sim is wearing—or lack thereof.
Sims are able to change the clothes they wear, either by spinningusing around,a [[dresser]] or on the animationspot whichbefore akinthey toperform thatcertain ofinteractions theor classialgo Wonderto Womancertain places. In most circumstances, whenSims shewill changeschange their clothes simply by spinning around quickly. In console games prior to ''[[The Sims 3 (console)|''The Sims 3'']], Sims would produce changing booths before changing their clothes. Starting with ''[[The Sims 3]]'', Sims pullno outlonger changingrequire bootha standsdresser whenor switchingcloset to change clothes, and can change into any category of clothing anywhere at the player's discretion.
This article deals with the way clothes are acquired and used in gameplay; technical aspects of the way they work is covered in [[skin]].
== The Sims==
In ''[[The Sims]],'', a Sim's clothing is not separate from the Sim's [[skin]], and clothes are often referred to as "skins". There are seven different standard categories of clothing:
*Normal
*PJs
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