CLS Classy Clothes OBSE
⚪ Last updated 2008⚠️ Install Order · 3 steps
Install in this order, then this mod last — most mods fail to load without their framework and dependencies in place.
🔍 Analysis
- 👍 3.6% endorsement rate — high engagement, a strong quality signal
- 🏆 #103 of 302 Gameplay Effects and Changes mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
Ever notice how you can be dressed in rags and the Count or Countess will still sell you a house without batting an eye? Or that you can be dressed to the nines and the poor folks at the waterfront don\'t seem to notice? Now they will take note of what you\'re wearing. And if you\'re smart you\'ll take note of what they are wearing, too- if you want to get on their good side. How you dress will have an impact on how other people react to you. What it does: Classy Clothes assigns all vanilla clothes, some vanilla amulets and necklaces, some vanilla armors and all rings (vanilla or not) a class. Really, they are already divided up by class in the inner workings of the game and I\'ve just added a mechanism to make it mean something. It also assigns (almost) all vanilla NPC\'s that you are likely to interact with (except guards) a class. Depending on what you are wearing and what class the person you are talking to belongs to it will modify their disposition towards you. They\'ll either like you more or like you less depending on what you are wearing. The NPC\'s don\'t wear signs telling you what class they are. Or do they? Its a good bet that if you dress like the person you are talking to that they will like you more- or at least not like you less. If you aren\'t one to dress by the numbers that\'s all you really need to know to play and enjoy Classy Clothes. If you want to know exactly what it does.... -------------------------------------- The details: Every 5 seconds what you are wearing is assessed and given a score. That score then determines which class you belong to: lower, middle or upper- at least for the next 5 seconds. Scoring is as follows: Lower Class Shirts: -5 (Blacksmith\'s Apron, Dark Green Shirt, Huntsman Vest, Coarse Linen Shirt, Sack Cloth Shirt, Collared Shirt, Shirt with Suspenders, Belted Vest, Fishing Waders, Patched Vest, Green Wool Shirt, Olive Vest, Stiched Green Shirt, Burlap Vest, Flax Tunic, Beggar\'s Shirt) Lower Class Pants: -2 (Blacksmith\'s Pants, Laced Leather Pants, Huntman Leather Pants, Coarse Linens, Sack Cloth Pants, Green Felt Linens, Breeches, Belted Braies) Lower Class Shoes: -2 (Rough Leather Shoes, Stitched Leather Shoes, Huntsman Moccassin, Oiled Linen Shoes, Sack Cloth Sandles, Buckles Shoes) Middle Class Shirts: + 5 (Brown Shirt, Quilted Doublet, Blue & Green Outfit, Burgundy Linen Shirt, Russet Felt Outfit, Dark Shirt, Blue Collar Shirt, Shirt with Suspenders- 0 weight version, Plaid Shirt, Forester\'s Shirt) Middle Class Pants: + 2 (Light Brown Linens, Tan Linens, Burgundy Linens, Rugged Pants, Black Wide Pants, Short Britches) Middle Class Shoes: +2 (Pigskin Shoes, Doeskin Shoes, Quilted Shoes, Thick Cowhide Shoes, Russet Felt Shoes) Upper Class Shirts: + 10 (Green Brocade Doublet, Red Velvet Blouse, Blue Silk Shirt , Highwayman\'s Shirt) Upper Class Outfits: + 20 (since the cover upper and lower body) (Black and Burgundy Outfit
CLS Classy Clothes OBSE is a small Oblivion mod that makes NPCs react to the player's attire, so wearing rags or fine clothes affects dialogue and disposition. With 75 endorsements and last updated in 2008, it's a niche but functional gameplay tweak for immersive roleplayers.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Tiny but dedicated following (75 endorsements) — clearly some players love this concept.
- Adds real roleplay depth: your clothes finally affect how NPCs treat you.
- Lightweight and focused — does one thing and does it well.
⚠️ Cons
- Last updated in 2008 — may have compatibility issues with modern Oblivion setups or mods.
- Requires OBSE, which adds an extra dependency for players who don't already use it.
- No detailed documentation or feature list provided, so you'll have to test it to see exactly what it changes.
For Oblivion roleplayers who want NPCs to acknowledge your character's appearance. If you're tired of being treated the same whether you're in rags or royal robes, this mod adds a layer of social realism. Skip if you prefer gameplay over immersion or don't want to bother with OBSE.
💡 Beginner Tips
- Make sure OBSE is installed and launched correctly — the mod won't work without it.
- Test the mod early in the game to see how NPCs react to different outfits, so you know what to expect.
- If you use other mods that alter NPC dialogue or disposition, check for conflicts — this mod may override or be overridden.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Oblivion Mods
- Author
- CLShade
- Version
- 9
- Downloads
- 2,061
- Endorsements
- 75
- Category
- Gameplay Effects and Changes
- Created
- 10/24/2007
- Updated
- 1/7/2008
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