Clothes: Difference between revisions

Sims receive a new set of clothing when they [[Birthday|age]].<ref group="n">If the ''[[The Sims 2: Kitchen & Bath Interior Design Stuff|Kitchen & Bath stuff pack]]'' is installed, young adult and adult females may receive one of the outfits included in that pack.</ref> Otherwise Sims must go to [[community lot]]s to purchase more clothes.<ref group="n">Some [[custom content]] allows Sims to get new clothes while at home.</ref> While clothing is expensive, it lasts forever, never needs washing, and one size really ''does'' fit all. Clothes can be placed in more than one category. For example, an Athletic outfit may be cross-categorized as Everyday. Even if an item of clothing is in more than one category, it only needs to be bought once. Likewise, some [[toddler]] and [[child]] clothing is flagged as unisex, and only needs to be bought once to be available to both boys and girls. Clothing is available as soon as it is paid for, though a Sim's ability to access it on community lots depends on which [[expansion pack]]s are installed.

 

 

Sims can change and [[Plan Outfit|plan outfits]] with a [[dresser]]. Most outfits are one-piece outfits. However, Everyday clothes for children through elders 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. Beginning with ''[[Bon Voyage]]'', changing booths could be used as dressers, giving Sims the ability to wear outfits they had just bought.