Which The Sims game has the best wardrobe ? «12...Next Go

viola-illyria

The Sims 2

TS2 because the clothing for teen girls was exactly how I wanted to dress at the time.

Aaleyn

The Sims 4

I have played TS1, TS2 and now playing only TS4. I skipped TS3 because it just isn't for my liking (many reasons), and I also don't like how the sims look (all in all) in that version.

TS1 had nice clothes but there were limitations and not so much variety.

With TS2 I used a lot of CC, and so I had also a lot of CC clothing. The game's "basic options" were not diverse enough for my liking so I wanted more variety with CC.

With TS4 I love how the sims look (all in all). There is so much variety and I love all of it in this version, so I don't need to use any CC in TS4 (I don't need to and I don't want to).

Sheepiling

The Sims 4

IMO, Sims 3 clothes don't start getting nice until the later expansions. I'm not thinking about stuff packs or online store DLC, though. It's also a similar situation with Sims 2. The stuff from Apartment Life looks SO much better than stuff from base game. And Island Paradise is the prettiest EP in Sims 3.

But I've always been happy with Sims 4 clothes, even base game ones. CAS has definitely improved as time has gone on, just like the past games, but I never thought Sims 4 base game was ugly like I did with TS2&3.

Sims 3 is my favorite Sims game in general, but Sims 4 definitely wins when it comes to graphics.

Nikkih

The Sims 4

For me the sims 4 definitely wins this

iThreeMuskets

The Sims 3

I wanna say TS3 and TS4 but like TS3 was better with their uniqueness and how much you could design but TS4 has better meshes etc.

Humusk1

I suppose it depends on how you like your sims to be dressed. Check out Movie Hangout if you like bright, bohemian things. Preppy floral clothing is available at Romantic Garden. Fitness Stuff has some truly one-of-a-kind fitness and athleisure wear. Kids Stuff has a nice selection of children's clothing, and I'm sure the upcoming toddler pack will do the same.

StrawberryYogurt

The Sims 2

I really wanted to say TS4 but then I remembered how much CC I had downloaded.
Sims 3 look but ugly, their faces their clothes their hair -- with CC its manageable but still i just look at the screen with squinted eyes so I dont have to think about it.
Sims 2 had really basic clothes but they looked nice. The nostalgic 2000s feel is cool too.
Sims 1 for console at least, definitely couldve added more clothing options.

Ray_Trace

The Sims 4

The Sims 4 lets me easily put men in a dress so it wins by default.

Plus, tying hats to hairstyles stinks. There's a lot of hats in previous games that were tied to hair styles that I did not fit the character I'm going for (ie having a short-haired woman suddenly growing a pony tail when she wears a specific hat).

Create-a-style is good in the Sims 3 but it doesn't outweigh the plusses of just freeing up all restrictions.

Calico45

The Sims 4

If we were comparing CASs and the effect on clothing, 3 would be the QoL runaway for create a style and saving options. However, I do still play 3 and I am constantly running into walls when dressing my Sims. I have all the packs and I only have a few hairs and outfits I really like to use. I suppose if I would fork over for the store I would have more, but the store and I never got along.

It is so much easier to dress my Sims in things I like in 4 (and even 2, but 4 beats it in variance). They look great and I can make a lot of Sims with similar styles and varied concepts, which I just couldn't in 3. Same style practically meant the same clothes back then. (By the way, it isn't lost on me my opinion on looks of clothes ties to how well I like the art style. Probably why 3's clothes hardly looked good to me.)

I wish 4's CAS had those QoL features. The swatches are usually half decent, but it can never overshadow the freedom of create-a-style. I also wish I could save clothes sets, but 4 is about the only game I have really needed the extra outfit slots/saves.

Sorak4

The Sims 3

I love you Sims 2, but sadly there has to be a time where it has to be said.

The Sims 3 lets me make my Sims trousers out of bricks. And that alone might top off the CAS clothing ...Now I will feel bad for comparing the Sims 1, being what it is, it feels like bullying to compare, so I won't mention it.

In all seriousness, create a style is the best feature we had period. If I didn't like a shade of black in the Sims 2 or 4 I had to live with it, or find a different pair of clothes entirely. If I wanted my Sim to wear nicer looking socks I just had to find a nice CAS pattern and edit the colours about.

The Sims 2 has some nice outfits, but why did EA put so many sandals on the male outfits. Sandals with jeans and a hoodie, sandals with a t-shirt and trousers... Its just too much. The women have a nice selection though!

The Sims 4 does some good like having nail polish, seperate hats and gender neutural clothing but as long as I have Create-A-Style I could keep making my denim aliens and baggy camoflague pants to go as simplistic to as mid 2000s as I wanted.

KyreRoen

The Sims 3

Sims 3's clothing texture left a lot to be desired, but it had the quantity.

Chaotic_Moira

I honestly am dead split.
1 and 2 were both sooooo bad imo. I had to have so much cc to dress my sims. They aren't even in the running.
3 looked shiny which was awful, BUT CaSt was so freaking brilliant, my cc downloading dropped immensely. And a mod removed the shine.
4 however has better meshes imo than ever before. Definitely more options, and I think in general better looking outfits. But is limited to their swatches..

SimSpock

The Sims 3

The Sims 3, and it's not even close. Pick the basic shape of the garment from a huge number of choices, and then make whatever pattern you wish. The theoretical limit is so high that there's practically no limit on the range of choices for wardrobe.

EricasFreePlay

The Sims 2

I picked Sims 2 because that is how I dress. I pick stuff that's comfortable for me and Sims 2 reflects that. I know it's limited and old compared to what's in Sims 3 and 4 but that doesn't matter to me.

skybird14

The Sims 2

I picked The Sims 2 because I vaguely remember there being a bigger selection of more ordinary clothes rather than the 'fashion' that makes up the bulk of The Sims 4 wardrobe. Sometimes I just want an ordinary outfit for my middle aged sims to wear around the house.

Create a Style was a nice feature of The Sims 3 but I hated how plastic and shiny things looked sometimes.

Humusk1

Unless I come up with multiple outfits I like or if they'd have more for story reasons, I usually have 5 everyday outfits and then 1 for each of the other categories (like an athletic sim might have a few different workout options, or a famous sim has several red carpet gowns, etc)

duhboy2u2

The Sims 4

I have to go with Sims 4 on this, because even though the color wheel and pattern selector was awesome in Sims 3, it was harder to create things from scratch because of the mesh layers and lighting layers, etc... Also, it feels to me like the creators are more focused on creating newer/more trending fashion choices along with the quirky and more vintage looks.