Tomodachi Islands/Clothing

Clothing is an aspect of Tomodachi Islands, combining the clothing and hats from the predecessor. While clothes are still given to Miis in the same way, the clothing system is more detailed.
Clothes have up to 8 color options each, although certain clothing items have more limited choices than others. For multi-part outfits, everything must be bought together with the same color option, but they can be mixed if the same Mii owns multiple of them. Parts that look identical with different colors will not be duplicated, but instead will have fewer total options.
There are multiple places that sell clothes. The main location is the Clothing Shop, and others are the Park (Afternoon Market), Amusement Park (Evening Market mystery bag) and Special Shop (rare clothes). It is also possible to get new clothes by using the sewing machine.
== Clothing types ==
There are multiple clothing types, by which they are sorted in the clothing shop:
*Tops: For clothes such as shirts and jackets.
*Bottoms: For clothes such as pants, shorts and skirts.
*Full-body: Replaces the top and bottom part.
*Footwear: For clothes such as shoes and socks. Footwear may occasionally overlap with pants, in which case, one is placed on top of the another in a way that seems fitting.
*Head accessories: For accessories such ax hats, masks and hair accessories, clothes from the hats category of the previous game.
*Hand accessories: For accessories such as gloves, bracelets and rings. In case of overlapping with a top, one is placed on top of the other in a way that seems fitting.
*Neck accessories: For accessories such as scarves, necklaces and bowties.
*Back accessories: A rarer type of accessory, which includes capes and backpacks.
*Outfits: An outfit that comes in multiple parts. The outfit must be given to Miis complete, but it is possible to make them wear only part of the outfit.
A Mii must be wearing a top and a bottom or a full-body outfit at any point, although male Miis can also wear bottoms without tops.
There are certain other categories which can be used to filter clothes. These categories do not necessarily exclude each other, which means a clothing item can be in multiple categories:
*Masculine
*Feminine
*Unisex
*Casual
*Formal
*Special
*Athletic
*Swimwear
*Flashy
*Simplistic
*Traditional
*Old-fashioned
*Modern
*Futuristic
*Spooky
*Fantasy
*Defensive
*Hot weather
*Cold weather
*Winter
*Spring
*Summer
*Fall
*Holiday
== Outfits ==
Unlike the predecessor, Miis can be given customized outfits by combining clothes given to them. By default, Miis have the default Mii clothes for everything. Miis can also be given up to 5 outfits of the same category, allowing for some variation. If there are more than one of an outfit type, the Mii switches between them at random. Miis will never automatically change to clothes that do not form an outfit. While there are certain clothes intended for certain purposes, any clothing item can be added to any outfit type. Outfits can be edited at any time.
List of outfits:
*Everyday: This is the outfit a Mii wears when in apartments or homes.
*Out of home: This is the outfit a Mii wears while outside in spring or fall, and when visiting different locations that are not their or another Mii's home.
*Hot weather: This is the outfit a Mii wears when outside in summer. Having this outfit include clothes that are not meant for hot weather in death mode may result in the Mii dying of a heat stroke.
*Cold weather: This is the outfit a Mii wears when outside in winter. Having this outfit include clothes that are not meant for cold weather in death mode may result in the Mii freezing to death.
*Athletic: This is the outfit a Mii wears during sports activities.
*Sleepwear: This is the outfit a Mii wears while sleeping (but not while napping).
*Dream: This is the outfit a Mii wears in dreams (unless the dream specifically has them wear a different outfit).
*Formal: This is the outfit a Mii wears when attending formal events, such as another Mii's wedding or a graduation, as well as sometimes on TV.
*Romantic: This the outfit a Mii wears during certain romantic interactions, such as asking a Mii out, on a date, or during a proposal. The player is given the opportunity to change these during each of these problems, as well as choose which of the existing outfits the Mii wears. It is absent in no romance mode.
*Party: This is the outfit a Mii wears at parties, including a Mii's birthday party and the late night party.
*Fighting: This is the outfit a Mii wears while in a fight with another Mii. In death mode, they also wear it when attempting to kill another Mii, and what kind of clothing it is can affect the chances of success.
*Uniform: This is the outfit a Mii wears while at school or work (although certain jobs use outfits from other categories).
There are also outfit categories which use specific clothes with limited options, but all are available for free for their intended purpose. Many of the clothes for these outfits can also be bought to be used in other categories.
*Swimwear: This is the outfit a Mii wears while swimming in a pool or the ocean. Miis can only wear it after receiving a swimming certificate as a level up gift.
*Space suit: This is what a Mii wears when in space, except when they are in a space apartment.
*Cooking: This is what a Mii wears when using a frying pan and at work if the Mii is a chef.
*Clothing designing: This is what a Mii wears when using the sewing machine.
*Painting: This is what a Mii wears when using a painting set.
*Towel: This is what a Mii wears after a bath.
*Wedding: This is what a Mii wears for their own wedding. It is absent in no romance mode.
== Rare clothing ==
There are certain outfits that are rare and can only be obtained by using amiibos or by making contact with other islands. Once an outfit in this category is unlocked, it can be bought at any time. These clothes, including ones unlocked with amiibos, can also be exported to another save file or 3DS.
Only one color choice is unlocked at first, and the rest need to be unlocked. Note that the unlocking requirements for the base outfit need to be met before any colors can be unlocked.
List of rare clothes:
*Plumber outfit: Unlocked by using any amiibo of Mario, Luigi, Wario or Waluigi. Contains a full-body outfit, footwear, hand accessory (gloves) and head accessory (cap). In addition to colors, the letter on the cap also changes depending on the character.
**Mario colors: Unlocked by using any Mario amiibo or by having 85 Miis with Nintendo consoles.
**Luigi colors: Unlocked by using any Luigi amiibo or by having a Mii play on their Wii U or Nintendo 3DS XL in 2013.
**Wario colors: Unlocked by using any Wario amiibo or by having 92 Miis eat garlic (counting instances before using the first amiibo).
**Waluigi colors: Unlocked by using any Waluigi amiibo or by having 50 Miis own both a plumber outfit and a tennis racket.
**Fire Mario colors: Unlocked by earning the fire elemental medal.
**Ice Mario (New Super Mario Bros. Wii) colors: Unlocked by earning the water elemental medal.
**Jumpman colors: Unlocked by having a Mii play on a Nintendo console in the 1980s.
**Mario Maker colors: Comes with an additional belt. Unlocked by having a Mii with the three main home types (apartment, Mii home, space apartment), level 10 gaming skill, both Nintendo consoles and a plumber outfit.
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