Would you like separate clothes layers ? (Instead of top and jacket/sweater combos)

No. Honestly the more time I spend in CAS the more frustrated I get.

As I said I'd love it. It would allow us to make more unique outfits. I don't know why it's not possible ?

That's a great idea. There's quite a few shirts, jackets etc. that my sims would wear, if it wasn't for the other layers that come with them which just aren't their style. It would give us a lot more options, particularly male sims who really could do with more clothing anyway.

I've said it before and I'll keep saying it until I either get my wish or stop playing: Considering how many things we can put separately on our sims' lower bodies (pants, shoes, socks, leggins), it's ridiculous that we only get one garment for the entire upper half (well, two if you count gloves). I would definitely appreciate jackets, boleros, and pullovers with open zippers as a separate category that can be freely combined with other tops like T-shirts and tank tops, or even entire outfits like dresses. Also, Seasons not adding scarves as accessories was such a missed opportunity!

Someone has made a long-sleeved shirt as an accessory to wear under other tops, and that alone already opens up so many possibilities for new outfits that I can't even imagine how much more different our sims could look if the developers had implemented a feature like that themselves. But perhaps we'll get it eventually...

Living in a changeable climate I want scarves, shawls, or wraps and the ability to put them or plus/a raincoat or jacket over indoor clothes when going outdoors and/or not taken off automatically when going inside again without having to choose what to wear all the time.

We don't all dry off immediately the sun comes out again. I suppose that comes with making a game in San Francisco.

That's another thing that bugs me. When I go out I grab my coat and scarf and put them OVER what I'm wearing, I don't completely change my outfit, and then when I go back inside I don't keep my coat and hat on.....and also if it's cold I'll just put a sweater on inside rather than a coat. My sims will keep their coat and hat inside even when the heat is on.....I also thought we'd get scarves as accessories. Also I'd like some of the coats to be separate to wear them with whatever I want.

"Simburian;c-17022102" wrote:
Living in a changeable climate I want scarves, shawls, or wraps and the ability to put them or plus/a raincoat or jacket over indoor clothes when going outdoors and/or not taken off automatically when going inside again without having to choose what to wear all the time.

We don't all dry off immediately the sun comes out again. I suppose that comes with making a game in San Francisco.

I think I read somewhere that layering clothing wouldn't be an easy thing to program, but it already happens with some accessories. The problem is always clipping or what ends up on top of the other layer. I'm a scarf fan, too, like Simburian - essential about eight months of the year when outdoors, but also useful in my office, which is normally rather cold. (And I tend to buy clothes for comfort rather than style. Scarves are an inexpensive way to give myself a little more flair.)

There are a number of outfits in CAS that I would like but I don't like the top underneath, or the pants (in a full-body outfit). It was all designed as one item of clothing (it's not as if the shirt underneath actually exists as a separate item). And I do like to use the full-body outfits, especially for categories that aren't likely to be used much. (If I have a toddler who ages up from baby in Winter, it's unlikely that she's going to wear the swimsuit or hot weather outfit more than once, if at all.)

What makes me bang my head against the desk is when the shirt underneath the jacket is a different colour, and when I go to match a skirt or pants to the top, every swatch clashes with the shirt. (The jacket is white, the shirt is light purple. The skirt comes in black with a matching light purple, or white with a medium purple. Or comes in every colour except purple and plain white. Or white that is actually grey.)

If we could get layers in the sims 2 for console, which came out around 2006 which is13 years ago mind you, we should be able to get layers in TS4. 'Nough said. ?

I downloaded a mod that turned out to be a separate cardigan. So exciting! A bit glitchy, but definitely worth it!

I would love to have separate layers in this game. Was just thinking about this the other day while trying to make a new sim.