Clothes

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Clothes are wearable items used for survival, function and aesthetics. They influence a player's temperature by an insulation percentage and in cold biomes can extend the time in which the hunger meter depletes. However, in desert, or while standing next to a fire, too much insulation can cause overheating which will cause the hunger meter to deplete more rapidly.

To put on clothes, pick up the item and click it on your character's body. To remove it again, click the clothing item you are wearing. It is possible to clothe babies by clicking the item on them. Babies can remove their own clothing, but cannot pick it up again from the ground (it is also possible for babies to give other babies their clothes). You cannot remove clothing while injured, which is particularly perilous with Yellow Fever, which increases your temperature.

Various clothes can be made from rabbit furs, wool, and other materials. All have different insulation percentages, with some purely cosmetic clothing such as Toque Blanche and crowns providing zero insulation. Other items, such as Backpack and aprons provide a carrying capacity, allowing a player to store up to five items on their body plus an additional carried item. Wool clothing can be dyed red or blue. Uniquely, Old Boot is not crafted, but can be fished from an Ice Hole using a Baited Fishing Pole.

Most clothing decays over time. Those that do not degrade, include: aprons, Toque Blanche, Straw Hat, Crowns, Seal Skin, Sheep Skin, Mouflon Hide, Reed Skirt, Wooden Shoe, Old Boot, Plucked Turkey and Santa Hat.

For a full list of craftable clothes see onetech.

Fur Clothes

Rabbit fur is the primary material used to make fur clothing. The amount of fur used decides which item of clothing is made. Insulation percentages are included for each item. Fur can be cut with a flint chip to make Four Pieces of Cut Fur, which can be separated into Two Pieces of Cut Fur. A Needle & Thread is used to sew furs together.

Rabbit Fur Products:
Sewing different amounts of Rabbit Fur using Needle and Thread will get different items: One Rabbit Fur → Rabbit Fur Loincloth Two Rabbit Furs → Rabbit Fur Hat Three Rabbit Furs → Rabbit Fur Shawl Four Rabbit Furs → Rabbit Fur Coat Two Pieces of Cut Fur → Rabbit Fur Shoe Four Pieces of Cut Fur → Empty Water Pouch Four Full and Two Cut Furs → Backpack

Item	Image	Insulation %	Holding Capacity
Rabbit Fur Hat		21.25%	N/A
Rabbit Fur Hat with Feather		21.25%	N/A
Rabbit Fur Shawl		24.5%	N/A
Rabbit Fur Coat		29.75%	N/A
Rabbit Fur Loincloth		17%	N/A
Rabbit Fur Shoe		8.5%	N/A
Backpack		0%	4 + a sword

Wool Clothes

Fleece can be harvested from domesticated sheep using shears, and turned into a Ball of Yarn using a Drop Spindle. The yarn can then be knitted into clothing using Knitting Needles. The amount of yarn used decides which item of clothing is made.

Fleece Products:
Using Knitting Needles on yarn will get different items: Small Ball of Yarn → Wool Booty Big Ball of Yarn → Wool Hat Huge Ball of Yarn → Wool Sweater

Item	Image	Insulation %	Holding Capacity
Wool Booty		7%	N/A
Wool Hat		17.5%	N/A
Toque Blanche		0%	N/A
Top Hat		15%	N/A
Bowler Hat		15%	N/A
Santa Hat		18.75%	N/A
Wool Sweater		24.5%	N/A
White Apron		0%	1 item
Red Cross Apron		0%	1 item

Cloth Clothes

Bolt of Wool Cloth is made by using yarn on a Loom. The bolt of cloth can then be made into various clothes using shears and Needle and Thread.

Item	Image	Insulation %	Holding Capacity
Cloak		7%	N/A
Long Dress		24.5%	N/A
Button-down Shirt		24.5%	N/A
Long Skirt		14%	N/A
Pleated Skirt		14%	N/A
Short Trousers		14%	1 item

Dyes

Wool clothes (excluding Toque Blanche) can be dyed either red or blue. In addition, cloth clothes can also be died yellow, green or black. Excluding the apron, they have to be treated beforehand with simmering dye mordant made from alum. Dying a white apron with Simmering Rose Madder Dye will yield Red Cross Apron. Dying clothing prolongs the time until its decay (The base clothing will decay after 5 hours, dye-ready clothing will decay after 5 hours, and Dyed clothing will decay after 5 hours).

Colour	Image	Recipe
Simmering Water (Base recipe)		Add Bowl of Water to Hot Coals
Simmering Dye Mordant (Pre-Dye)		Add Alum to simmering water
Simmering Rose Madder Dye (Red)		Add Rose Madder Root to simmering water
Simmering Indigo Dye (Blue)		Add Indigo Bundle to simmering water
Simmering Yellow Dye		Add Bowl of Indian Yellow Pigment to simmering water
Simmering Green Dye		Add Bowl of Indian Yellow Pigment to Simmering Indigo Dye
Simmering Black Dye		Combine Bowl of Vinegar and Bowl of Rust, then add the Bowl of Black Dye directly to Hot Coals

Other Clothes

Other clothes include a Wolf Hat, Reed Skirt, Straw Hat, Mouflon hide and Sealskin Coat, Snake skin boots, crowns, Fruit boots, Old Boot and Plucked Turkey.

Item	Recipe	Insulation %	Holding Capacity
Wolf Hat		22.5%	N/A
Seal Skin		10.5%	N/A
Sealskin Coat		31.5%	N/A
Snake Skin Boot		5%	1 cactus fruit
Sandal		4%	N/A
Fruit Boot		5%	1 cactus fruit
Mouflon Hide		21%	N/A
Reed Skirt		12%	N/A
Straw Hat		16.25%	N/A
Straw Hat with Feather		16.25%	N/A
Sheep Skin		10.5%	N/A
Wooden Shoe		6%	N/A
Old Boot		0%	N/A
Plucked Turkey		0%	N/A

Rag Clothes

All clothing (excluding Cloth clothing, aprons, Toque Blanche, Straw Hat, Reed Skirt, Crowns, Sandal, Old Boot, Seal Skin, Sheep Skin, Mouflon Hide and Plucked Turkey) decays after 5 hours into rag clothes. They will then disappear after 30 minutes. There is currently no way to repair clothes.

Item	Image	Insulation %	Holding Capacity
Rag Hat		10%	N/A
Rag Shirt		14%	N/A
Rag Loincloth		8%	N/A
Rag Shoe		4%	N/A
Tattered Backpack		0%	2

Crowns

There are currently three craftable gold crowns available. The leaf crown, carrot crown, and wolf crown. They are purely aesthetic and do not provide any insulation.

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  Leaf Crown

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  Carrot Crown

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  Wolf Crown