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Incoherent Rambling

Did you know that I just loathe picture taking? You're probably sparkling with indifference to hear that. I get it. My point is that I actually play this game and thus my interest in modded clothes is in stuff that can be used when playing. As such all these bikinis and skimpy clothes don't make a whole lot of sense to me. YMMV of course, but I like to see more usable clothes that at least aim in the same direction as the vanilla clothes. Not talking about style, but working Garment Support, using proper Multilayer Materials, sensible poly counts etc. That's why you only see V on her own in the screenshots. These clothes are made to be used together with other clothes that have Garment Support as well. They won't work well on NPCs. Heck, they may not work well with body mods that don't have Garment Support. So keep that in mind, please.

Anyway. I poked my designer Gustavo with a stick and was pleasantly surprised to find him still alive. Pretty sure he never got to know my father, so I'm not sure what to make of his judgement of his character or source of income. I mean it might be possible that he exchanged eddies for intercourse, but if I don't know for sure how can he, right? Once he calmed down a little and let me explain the job I got for him he really put the unpaid in overtime and designed lots and lots of shirts and shirt-like garments. I think he designed these by ear - with him being all but blind and all - but he insisted that all the colors are meant to be a little different on each type of shirt. Yes, some color combinations won't work together, but it's more organic like that. At least that's what he said.

Oh and please dismiss any and all rumors that the dyes and fabrics were stolen. I'm pretty sure there is no evidence for any of that and I have a perfectly good reason why I have no receipts.

What This Is

Shirts, remember? Ten different types (if you count bodysuit as two) in lots of colors. Over one hundred (100) variants in total. Yes, the bodysuit and cropped wide shirt have been done before, but AFAIK never with working Garment Support.

LONGSLEEVE

This is meant to be worn on its own or with outer torso garments with reasonably wide sleeves like the lumberjack shirt. Since it's made to shrink to the skin, but not farther, it will clip with outer sleeves that are very tight. Long enough to cover the midriff with pretty much all pants.

SLEEVELESS

Just liked the idea of that one. Meant to be worn on its own or with an outer torso garment. May look a little weird if it doesn't go below the waistband of the pants. Long enough to cover the midriff with pretty much all pants.

WIDE CROPPED SHIRT

Now this does not look like it, because on its own it looks exactly like vanilla, but I put a lot of effort