Equipment: Clothing

Baseball-Cap:

Sunglasses:

Mirrored sunglasses:

Fedora:

Straw hat:

Cowboy hat:

Be it in Ranger camouflage colors or the colors of your favorite baseball team, baseball caps give your eyes just the right amount of shade to survive a day in the northern California Wastes.

The good old pilot glasses – fashionable in a world that lacks most birds, not to mention pilots.

“No one shall see me my eyes” is your motto … too bad, since they wonderfully fit the setting sun behind the radioactive hills.

Not only worn by archeology professors, but also by fashionable mafiosi out of New Reno.

A hat, made from straw that, has two redeeming qualities: it’s cheap and it protects the head from the harsh, Californian summer sun.

A wide brimmed hat either from leather or woven from fabrics of a style once called a Stetson. Cowboy hats are all the rage deep inland from the coast, where large herds of Brahmin are being kept.

Starting at 5 $

ca. 1 pound

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Hiking or army
boots

Sneakers

Leather shoes
(stylish)

Leather shoes
(common)

Sandals

High heels/Pumps

Cloth shoes

Rubber boots

Wooden shoes



A pair of solid boots. Very useful, but nothing special.

A good pair of pre war sneakers are worth their weight in gold. And help the adept thief to get that gold back in.

Either from before the War or from more recent production, the ideal foot wear for the wastelandish businessman or a “special” occasion.

Whether it's a simple pair of moccasins or complex wares with good soles made by a good shoemaker, leather shoes are found often, but they aren't especially cheap.

Please don't combine these with socks. Sandals are found in many variations in the Wasteland, starting with the very fashionable sandals that the ladies of the high society wear in some cities, to the simple sandals that many of the poor wear, that can't afford proper shoes.



For the woman of world – or the home builder from before the bombs fell. Available in the most diverse variations.

The upper side is made from thick, relatively crack resitant cloth with a sole made from leather or rubber. Not really the most noble of shoes, but very comfortable non the less.

Not very fashionable, but durable. Rumor has it, that those boots can even resist radioactive goo for a while. It shouldn't be tried for long, though – especially not with one's own feet.

Not really incredibly comfortable, but not very expensive either. Mostly found as a product from after the War in the Wasteland.

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(shoe replacement)

Starting at 100 $

(high society)

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Men's shirt

Fine shirts

Pullover

Blouse

T-Shirt

Polo shirt

Mechanic's
Overall

Chef's apron

Blacksmith's apron

Chef's or confectioner's jacket

Leather coat

Cloth coat

Winbreaker

Denim jacket

Leather jacket

Sports coat

Tuxedo jacket

A simple cotton or cloth shirt. Actually meant for men, but often worn by the other gender, too. Incredibly comfortable (even though it's a bit scratchy sometimes).

A shirt of more thin cloth, usually held in plain colors. Perfect as a piece of a three piece suit.

A thick, heavy pullover. The post War models are usually made from cotton, since sheep probably died out in the nuclear holocaust.

From plain and drab to colorful and gaudy. From lesser quality to expensive blouses from Italian silk. The latter are of course nearly all pre War products.

T-Shirts were probably made in the billions before the war and even afterward they are one of the most popular clothing items – at least according to the sale's numbers.

Cut similar to a t-shirt, but with a rudimentary collar and buttons.

Big, usually quite dirty after use, overall filled with pockets for tools.

A simple cloth apron to keep the normal clothes clean while cooking.

An apron made from thick leather, to keep the normal clothes uninflammed while smithing.

A white jacket as it is mostly worn by chef's and confectioners during work hours.

A long coat made of leather. Be it brahmin or pig's leather, pre War model or post War, coats come in the most diverse variants.

Similar to leather coats, there are also cloth coats. Post War models are of course, mostly made from cotton.

A jacket made from synthetic fibers. It's lightweight and ideal against wind and rain.

A simple jacket made of denim. It can take quite a beating and (usually) looks pretty good.

A jacket made of leather. As with the leather coat, there are a lot of variations.

The second part of the three part suit. For the third part, depending on your definition, either look at the pants or the accessories (under ties).

Someone who wasn't well versed in clothing, wouldn't see a difference between a tuxedo jacket and a sports coat – proper society knows the difference of course.

Starting at 15 $
1 pound

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Leather pants

Jeans

Cloth pants

Tuxedo pants

Cloth skirt

Mini skirt

Denim skirt

A simple pair of pants made from leather. Available as both pre and post War product.

A pair of jeans. Available in various cuts, and both long and short.

Like the jeans, you can find simple cloth pants in the most diverse variations.

A pair of fashionable, but subtle pants. Perfectly suited for businessmen or that special occasion.

A simple, but artfully cut skirt. The costs are mostly dependent on quality and length.

A very short cloth skirt, that looks incredibly well, with a pair of fitting legs.

A skirt made of denim. Like the cloth skirt, it's available in differing variations and price ranges.

Starting at 60 $
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Summer dress

(heavy) Cloth dress

Evening dress

Ball gown

Wedding gown

A light dress, made of light cloth. Loose fitting – but not necessarily for loose women.

A heavy dress for colder weather and heavier works.

A dress for casinos, upper class bars and yes, even the theater.

A dress made for those rare – but very expensive – occasions.

Do we really have to tell you guys as to what occasion this is for?

Starting at 30 $
Starting at 1 pound

Starting at 60 $

Starting at 2 pounds

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Socks

knee-high stockings

Tights

Nylon stockings

Thong

Briefs

Boxers

Bra

Push-Up

Fully common socks, neither very long nor very short. Prices depend on quality and color as well as method of production.

Knee-high stockings as they are often worn together with short pants. For example by soccer players.

Tights fit especially well to the legs of women or heroes.

Nylon stockings can be found in great quantities in the post apocalyptic wasteland – both with and without suspenders.

So little cloth and yet such a big effect on the eyes of the people, whom one shows this piece of clothing.

A pair of very common under pants. Those produced for men come – of course – with the needed 'extra volume'.

Boxers or boxer's shorts are popular with both men and women in the Wasteland.

Very popular with women that prefer a straight back.

For women that want to emphasize certain body parts.

Starting at 4 $

0.5 pounds

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Starting at 14 $

1 pound

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Cufflinks

Tie pin

Tie

Bow tie

Bolo tie



Belt

Suspernders

Chic button overlays made from precious metals.

A beautiful, fashionable accessory to keep the tie in place.

One could also call it a neckerchief with airs and graces.

This on the other hand, could also be called “very uncomfortable”.

The original neck adornment of the formally dressed cowboy.

A long band, made from cloth or leather, to keep the pants up.

Another tool to keep the pants up, but usually made from rubber and working by a different principle.

Starting at 90 $

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Starting at 200 $

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Starting at 35 $

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1 pound

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Rubber gloves

Glacé kid glove

Cloth gloves

Fur gloves

Leather gloves

Kevlar gloves

Work gloves

Perfectly suited for both break ins and medical operations, both.

For the ladies of the highest high society.

Comfortable and cheap gloves for the most diverse uses.

Again, meant for the ladies of the highest high society. The difference being: these keep warm, too.

Comfortable and versatile in it's uses. Accordingly they are available in various qualities and cuts.

These gloves were made with close combat in mind and are nearly impossible to cut through. Accordingly expensive.

A pair of solid, big working gloves. One size fits nearly everyone. (Actually, many are big enough that they can be used by small handed Super Mutants).

Starting at 5 $

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Starting at 45 $

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