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Sims receive a new set of clothing when they [[Birthday|age]]. Otherwise Sims must go to [[community lot]]s to purchase more clothes. Since clothes are bought for the household, not for the individual Sim, Sims can buy clothes for other ages, and for the opposite [[gender]]. So, teens, adults, and elders can buy for toddlers; and teens and adults can buy for their next life stage. However, [[young adult]] clothing can only be bought on [[college]] community lots, so teens cannot plan their college wardrobe ahead of time. Also, young adults getting ready to leave campus cannot buy their adult clothing in advance. (Young adults can go to other areas and buy adult clothing, but will not keep it when they leave campus.) |
Sims receive a new set of clothing when they [[Birthday|age]]. Otherwise Sims must go to [[community lot]]s to purchase more clothes. Since clothes are bought for the household, not for the individual Sim, Sims can buy clothes for other ages, and for the opposite [[gender]]. So, teens, adults, and elders can buy for toddlers; and teens and adults can buy for their next life stage. However, [[young adult]] clothing can only be bought on [[college]] community lots, so teens cannot plan their college wardrobe ahead of time. Also, young adults getting ready to leave campus cannot buy their adult clothing in advance. (Young adults can go to other areas and buy adult clothing, but will not keep it when they leave campus.) |
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Players can have Sims try on outfits for their own age and gender. This can be useful, as the "manikin" figure that appears when using the Buy option for the Sim's age and gender isn't always a good representation of the Sim. For example, the "manikin" will generally be light-skinned, even if the Sim is not. The player will not be given the option to add tried-on clothes to the Sim's cart, so having them buy those clothes will involve using a clothing rack's Buy option, and finding them again. |
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Sims can change and plan outfits with a dresser. Most outfits are one-piece outfits. but Everyday clothes can also be bought as separate tops and bottoms, which allows players to mix-and-match tops and bottoms for unique Everyday two-piece outfits. |
Sims can change and plan outfits with a dresser. Most outfits are one-piece outfits. but Everyday clothes can also be bought as separate tops and bottoms, which allows players to mix-and-match tops and bottoms for unique Everyday two-piece outfits. |
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Revision as of 16:24, 29 December 2009
What Sims wear. Sims are only without clothes when bathing, streaking, or WooHooing.
The Sims
- See also: Skins
Types of outfits:
- Everyday
- Pajamas
- Swimwear
- Formal (adults only)
- Winterwear (The Sims: Vacation)
- High Fashion (The Sims: Superstar, adults only)
There is no need to buy new Everyday outfits, as wardrobes already contain all of them. New outfits of other types can be bought on community lots, though a Sim can only have one of each at any given time.
The Sims 2
- See also: Body Shop
Types of outfits:
- Everyday
- Formal
- PJs
- Undies
- Swimwear
- Athletic
- Outerwear (The Sims 2 Seasons)
Sims receive a new set of clothing when they age. Otherwise Sims must go to community lots to purchase more clothes. Since clothes are bought for the household, not for the individual Sim, Sims can buy clothes for other ages, and for the opposite gender. So, teens, adults, and elders can buy for toddlers; and teens and adults can buy for their next life stage. However, young adult clothing can only be bought on college community lots, so teens cannot plan their college wardrobe ahead of time. Also, young adults getting ready to leave campus cannot buy their adult clothing in advance. (Young adults can go to other areas and buy adult clothing, but will not keep it when they leave campus.)
Players can have Sims try on outfits for their own age and gender. This can be useful, as the "manikin" figure that appears when using the Buy option for the Sim's age and gender isn't always a good representation of the Sim. For example, the "manikin" will generally be light-skinned, even if the Sim is not. The player will not be given the option to add tried-on clothes to the Sim's cart, so having them buy those clothes will involve using a clothing rack's Buy option, and finding them again.
Sims can change and plan outfits with a dresser. Most outfits are one-piece outfits. but Everyday clothes can also be bought as separate tops and bottoms, which allows players to mix-and-match tops and bottoms for unique Everyday two-piece outfits.
The Sims 3
- See also: Create a Style
Types of outfits:
- Everyday
- Formal
- Sleepwear
- Athletic
- Swim-wear
There are no longer clothing shops as Sims have access to all outfits except special career outfits. In The Sims 3, players have the ability to customize the pattern and color of every article of clothing. Shoes are now separate pieces from the rest of the clothes, and every outfit category has the ability to choose different tops and bottoms. Sims can now choose one of three different outfits from each category of clothing and wear them periodically.
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You can see a Sim wearing a Christmas robe, that you can buy in the Store.
