Clothing

Clothing is how the Apprentice can customize their own appearance, and (by giving items to others), even control, to some extent, how their Residents look. Everything but the Apprentice's skin tone, eye colour, gender and shape can be altered via clothing options.

There are several different categories of clothing and accessories the Apprentice can wear. These items are found as rare rewards from Chests, completing Requests or Goals, or by purchasing them from some of the stores the Apprentice builds in their Towns.

Contacts

Contacts change the shape or appearance of the pupil, but not the colour of the iris, and can be used by the Apprentice or Residents. They cannot be given to Veiled Residents. Like other clothing items, Contacts can be removed or replaced without consuming the original, unless it is given to a Resident. They can be found as purchasable rewards from the Festival traders, or from Lucky Boxes, or as rare drops from Chests. The most common source, however, is as a reward for completing Requests from Residents.

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Contacts
Name	Item Icon	Appearance
Blank Contacts
Cat's Eye Contacts
Froggy Eye Contacts
Heart Eye Contacts
Hollow Eye Contacts
Starry Eye Contacts
X Eye Contacts
Zombie Contacts

Clothes

Clothes come in a wide variety of styles, though the colour palette is limited. Clothes cannot be given to Veiled Residents. Like other clothing items, Tops and Bottoms can be removed or replaced without consuming the original, unless it is given to a Resident. Clothing can be found as purchasable rewards from the Festival traders, or from Lucky Boxes, or as rare drops from Chests. These items can also be purchased from the Tailor shop.

The base clothing with no items is a beige tank top with stitching at the sternum, and a darker set of boxer brief shorts with a triangle-patterned waistband. Some clothing items will replace the base clothing, others will overlap, creating an awkward seam.

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Tops

Tops
Name	Item Icon	Appearance
Aristocratic Tunic
Belted Tunic
Buttoned Alchemist Shirt
Elegant Tunic
Knitted Vest
Knitted Surcoat
Long-Sleeved Hoodie
Long-Sleeved Shirt
Long-Sleeved Tunic
Puffy Alchemist Shirt
Puffy Crop Top
Rustic Dress
Rustic Hooded Tunic
Rustic Tunic
Stately Tunic

Bottoms

Bottoms
Name	Item Icon	Appearance
Blue Jeans
Comfy Shorts
Harlequin Pantaloons
Humble Pants
Knickerbockers
Miniskirt
Plain Alchemist Pants
Pleated Skirt
Puffy Pantaloons
Stitched Leggings
Stitched Pants
Striped Alchemist Tights
Veiled Leggings*
* Note that the Veiled Leggings* do not appear to have been intended for Apprentice use as they change the shape of the legs.*

Facial Decorations

Facial Decorations are used to change the Apprentice's or Resident's appearance and are worn on the face. Facial Decorations cannot be given to Veiled Residents. Like other clothing items, Facial Decorations can be removed or replaced without consuming the original, unless it is given to a Resident. Facial Decorations items can be found as purchasable rewards from the Festival traders, or from Lucky Boxes, or as rare drops from Chests.

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Face Markings
Name	Item Icon	Appearance
Beauty Spot
Cheek Freckles
Cheek Glitter
Lots of Freckles
Nose Freckles

Facial Hair

See Hair

Hair

See Hair

Hair Dye

See Hair

Glasses

Glasses are used to change the Apprentice's or Resident's appearance and are worn on the face. Glasses cannot be given to Veiled Residents. Like other clothing items, they can be removed or replaced without consuming the original, unless it is given to a Resident. Glasses can be found as purchasable rewards from the Festival traders, or from Lucky Boxes, or as rare drops from Chests. They can also be purchased from the Tailor Shop, but the most common source is as a reward for completing Resident Requests.

Note that the Deal with It Glasses can never be found as a random drop or purchase, only from a chest hidden in a secret area, thus the Apprentice can only ever have one of them.

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Glasses
Name	Item Icon	Name	Item Icon
3D Glasses		Blue Star Glasses
Chic Glasses		Cool Glasses
Deal With It Glasses		Fancy Monocle
Fancy Steampunk Glasses		Futuristic Glasses
Goggles		Heart Glasses
Jungle Glasses		Monocle
Oval Glasses		Party Glasses
Pink Star Glasses		Professor Glasses
Retro Glasses		Smart Thin Glasses
Steampunk Glasses		Steampunk Goggles
Sunset Glasses		Superhero Mask
Too Cool Glasses		Wooden Round Glasses

Hats

Hats are used to change the Apprentice's or Resident's appearance and are worn on the head. They cannot be given to Veiled Residents. Like other clothing items, Hats can be removed or replaced without consuming the original, unless it is given to a Resident. Hats can be found as purchasable rewards from the Festival traders, or from Lucky Boxes, or as rare drops from Chests. They can also be purchased from the Tailor shop.

Note that the Wide Mushroom Hat is only offered as a reward for discovering the Mycela Mushroom-folk in Alaria.

Hats
Name	Item Icon
Adventurer's Hat
Baseball Cap
Beak Mask
Beanie Hat
Beige Pointed Felt Hat
Blue Overlord Hat
Blue Overlord Horned Hat
Blue Slouch Hat
Bowler Hat
Bubble Headband
Bucket Hat
Construction Hat
Cowboy Hat
Dainty Hat
Fancy Hat
Farmer's Hat
Felt Bobble Hat
Fine Town Hat
Fishy Hat
Flower Balloon Hat
Goggles
Goofy Hat
Head Scarf
Maid's Bonnet
Monster Hat
Nightcap
Patchwork Panel Cap Hat
Petite Burgundy Hat
Petite Mauve Hat
Pink Patchwork Panel Cap Hat
Puffy Beanie
Purple Felt Bobble Hat
Purple Pointed Felt Hat
Red Overlord Hat
Red Overlord Horned Hat
Red Slouch Hat
Rope Bandana
Round Mushroom Hat
Squire Hat
Ten Gallon Bowler
Wide Mushroom Hat
Witchy Hat