Town clothing

Town Clothing was a system of casual clothing that people could wear out of combat. The system was removed with the April 15, 2014 Update. It was replaced with the Wardrobe System. Players can visit a Black Lion Trader (Armorsmith) in any major city to have their town clothes converted to items compatible with the new wardrobe. This conversion can also be done at a Black Lion Exchange Specialist.

After the wardrobe was introduced, most Gem Store town clothes sets were turned into outfits, most Gem Store individual spare pieces and the basic starting town clothes were turned into tonics, and most headgear was turned also into skins usable by all three armor classes.

Human female town clothing.

Town clothing was a set of equipment separate from armor and weapons that only provides a cosmetic appearance. Unlike normal gear, town clothing provides no defense or attributes. Town clothing can be switched to in the hero panel or by binding a key (default: unbound). In roleplay communities, town clothing may be pivotal to performances. Five slots exist for town clothing: headgear, chest, gloves, leggings, shoes.

Characters could also equip a toy that may provide costume brawl skills. Toys were turned into everlasting consumable toys when the wardrobe was introduced.

List of town clothing

Starting clothing

• Shirt
• Leggings
• Boots

Head clothing

• Aviator Sunglasses Skin
• Bunny Ears
• Celebration Hat
• Devil Horns Skin
• Festive Hat Skin
• Fuzzy Bear Hat Skin
• Fuzzy Panda Hat Skin
• Fuzzy Quaggan Hat Skin
• Fuzzy Quaggan Hat with Bow Skin
• Inventor's Sunglasses Skin
• Iron's Tailpipe Bandana
• Phantom's Hood Skin
• Reading Glasses Skin
• Ringmaster's Hat Skin
• Sailor's Beanie Skin
• Southsun Mask
• Sport Sunglasses Skin
• Top Hat Skin
• Wide-Rim Glasses Skin
• Wintersday Earmuffs Skin
• Witch's Hat
• Wizard's Hat Skin

Chest clothing

• Casual Hoodie
• Cherry Blossom Shirt
• Country Lace Gathered Shirt
• Designer Hoodie
• Dragon Emblem Shirt
• Fitted Casual Shirt
• Layered Vest
• Leather Hoodie
• Ornate Ruched Shirt
• Silk Brocade Vest with Shirt
• Striped Silk Vest with Shirt

Hand clothing

• Boxing Gloves

Leg clothing

• Khaki Cargo Shorts

Outfits

• Air Rider Package
  • Aviator Cap Skin
  • Riding Gloves
  • Riding Pants
  • Riding Boots
  • Riding Broom
• Bloody Prince's Outfit
  • Bloody Prince's Mask
  • Bloody Prince's Shirt
  • Bloody Prince's Staff Toy
• Cook's Outfit
  • Cook's Hat
  • Cook's Gloves
  • Cook's Boots
  • Cook's Coat
  • Cook's Leggings
• Executioner's Outfit
  • Executioner Boots
  • Executioner Gloves
  • Executioner Hood
  • Executioner Shirt
• Fancy Winter Outfit
  • Fancy Winter Hat
  • Fancy Winter Gloves
  • Fancy Winter Boots
  • Fancy Winter Coat
  • Fancy Winter Leggings
• Mad King's Outfit
  • Mad King's Hat
  • Mad King's Coat
  • Mad King's Gloves
  • Mad King's Boots
  • Scepter of Thorn
• Pirate Captain's Outfit
  • Pirate Captain's Hat
  • Pirate Captain's Uniform
  • Pirate Captain's Gloves
  • Pirate Captain's Boots
  • Pirate Sword
• Witch's Outfit
  • Witch's Hat
  • Witch's Coat
  • Witch's Gloves
  • Witch's Boots
  • Enchanted Broom

Notes

• Town clothing could be purchased from the Gem Store.
• Town clothing was automatically switched back to normal gear on entering combat or going underwater.
• The original town clothes with which characters were created could not be reacquired if it was destroyed.
• Iron's Tailpipe Bandana and Southsun Mask were the only town clothing pieces acquirable outside of the Gem Store. Both are still available as armor skins.

Trivia

• The town clothing system as described on this page was removed with the April 2014 Feature Pack. Characters created before the feature pack can visit a Black Lion Trader (Armorsmith) to have former town clothing converted into new tonics, toys, and armor skins automatically.
• Although town clothing has been discontinued, it's still used to give players temporary clothing for transformations that replace clothes, such as Endless Common Clothing Tonic. These town clothes can only be seen by hovering the mouse over a piece of equippable gear not currently equipped (e.g.: in one's inventory). This will show the Currently Equipped item comparison and the icon of the temporary town clothes given by the transformation.