You’re probably already familiar with this shirt since it’s actually from the base game – but it’s like brand new with all these additional swatches!
This has always been a fantastic casual option.
It’s slightly form fitting, but not completely skin tight. Sometimes baggy clothes can make a Sim look a little too comfy, or like a prime candidate for the Slob trait.
Sorry, but it’s true.
Balancing baggy shirts out is a lot easier in real life somehow. There’s just no way to make those lopsided, oversized tops from Laundry Day look good.
You’ll never have that problem here, though.
The issue was the limitation of swatches – and now with 28 new shades thanks to this recolor, your Sims will have options for days.
As the creator themselves said here, we need more male CC.
That’s no lie. For some reason, it’s always seemed more difficult to make cute male Sims and the fanmade content reflects that.
There are exceptions, of course. A lot of creators have made awesome stuff and Ayoshi is one of them.
It’s already pretty cool to have a brand new shirt, but you’ll have a lot of choices here to make your Sims as handsome as can be!
This kind of detail isn’t often done with Maxis Match clothes, but Ayoshi did it flawlessly here.
Not one of these 55 swatches will look one bit out of place in your game. Several have graphic designs, while the solid color palette brings tons of new colors to the table.
Cats & Dogs may be one of the most beloved and least controversial out of all Sims packs.
No one can complain about our Sims finally being able to have furry friends – and the world, Brindleton Bay, is one of the best.
The additions to Create-A-Sim, on the other hand… well, they leave something to be desired for some players. A lot of them aren’t very neutral, they’re very heavy on the pet themes or have a certain style.
This little edit gives the layered buttoned shirt a much neater look due to the way they’ll now automatically tuck into any bottoms.
And don’t worry if you don’t have the pack.
Thanks to this creator’s efforts, the tweaked top is now base game compatible.
Being fashionably raggedy is a very popular style.
It sounds kind of funny, but that’s the best way to describe the rips, holes, and threadbare look that makes up so many wardrobes.
From grunge fashion to streetwear, tons of men’s outfits especially utilize the “worn” design.
Whether those holes come naturally or were out there by the manufacturer, the end result is pretty cool!
This design is based on a real sweater from H&M. But it’s not as bulky as most of the sweaters in the game. Also the knit texture and tears are very vivid – and with 25 styles in total, there’s plenty of great colors to choose from.
As great as buttoned shirts look when they’re fastened, the best thing about them is how versatile they are when left open.
They can play a larger part in an outfit as an outer layer, leading to a more carefree & laidback appearance.
And this style gives the shirt a whole new purpose. Several of them, as a matter of fact!
All 24 of these swatches have a plaid print in tons of colors both light and dark.
Each one is so different, you could use them again and again without it getting old.
Plus the shirt beneath is white throughout, which is actually a brilliant idea. By keeping that neutral, the plaid gets its chance to shine – and you don’t have to worry about it clashing against other designs.
This one has everything that has made this style endure so long, and everything that makes it so flattering.
Something about the rolled sleeves is just so lovely.
It’s a little more casual than when they go to the wrist – but a big perk of this halfway compromise is if your Sim has tattoos, they won’t have to hide them!
CC creator Rope, who has tons of custom content geared towards men, retired from making new stuff a while ago.
But his clothes really are timeless.
And something a lot of Simmers may not know is that most of the time, Create-A-Sim CC isn’t impacted by updates!
We all know the horror of dealing with outdated mods after a new patch. But since clothes and hair don’t have anything to do with how the game itself runs or functions, the files are generally exempt from any risk of becoming corrupted.
Fortunately, this simple top should be safe for the foreseeable future.
The V-neck cut is a nice change of pace from the typical collar design. So this is a shirt that’ll be staple for all ages.
Sims both young and old can rock this in their own way – and you can easily make that happen with such an abundance of swatches.
But if you look at the bigger picture, it’s easy to see this is actually some of the most worthwhile stuff you can download.
Since these are solid colored shirts with no additional prints, patterns, or logos, they’re neutral enough to be used again and again.
You might come to connect a specific type of shirt with a certain Sim if you play them long enough, but will you really connect a gray tee to anyone in particular?
Probably not, unless you’ve got a really good memory.
This is another one of those shirts that fits into the game so well, it’s a wonder this wasn’t made by EA.
The faint knit texture is subtle enough that it’ll never clash with any other fabric. And if you really want to get fancy, this is a prime candidate to experiment with accessory jackets or vests.
