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This article is about the outfits and accessories in-game that the player character can wear.

For clothing that the characters wear in the anime series, see List of clothing in the anime.

For clothing in the real world featuring Pokémon characters, see Pokémon clothing.

Clothing (Japanese: 洋服 clothing) is a type of item introduced in Generation VI with Pokémon X and Y. Outfits and accessories can be purchased throughout many boutiques and the salon in Kalos. Players are able to customize their hat, hat accessories, shirt, pants, dress, socks, shoes, and bag. They can change their outfit within the boutiques and Pokémon Centers. The selection of items varies between boutiques and the selection also varies in each boutique daily. When a player changes his or her outfit and hair, the player icon on the PSS and on the Pokémon Global Link will also change.

Clothing is generally cosmetic. In Kiloude City, an artist will reward the player with a gender-specific piece of clothing (Bamboo Sprig Hat for boys, Sundae Dress for girls) if he or she is wearing three or more items of clothing labeled with a specific tag (Colorful for boys, Feminine for girls).

Locations

Boutiques sell only male or female clothes depending on the player's gender. The only boutique displaying clothes for both genders is Boutique Couture in Lumiose City, where male clothes are located upstairs and female clothes downstairs. Boutique Couture requires 25 points of style to enter.

Tags and themes

When the player changes their outfit, the tags on the clothes they wear will determine the theme of their outfit, as distinguished by the fanfare that is shown when they try it on. Only the tags on non-optional clothing (hats, shirts, pants, dresses, shoes, and bags) influence the theme.

For male players, the theme of their outfit is determined primarily by the tag that is on the most non-optional clothing. If there is a tie and the Colorful and Classic tags are both on two pieces of clothing, then the theme will be Basic. Otherwise, if the Basic tag is tied with one of the others for two pieces of clothing each, the theme will match the non-Basic tag. However, all of these conditions are overridden if Special-tagged clothing is worn; this will always make the fanfare Special-themed.

The fanfares for male themes have the following appearances:

• Basic (blue tag): blue and purple sparks glitter around the player
• Classic (black tag): sheet music twines around the player
• Colorful (orange tag): blue, purple, and green dots float around the player
• Special (rainbow tag): streaks of multi-colored light shoot up behind the player

For female players, the theme is again determined primarily by the tag that is on the most non-optional clothing, with a special exception for hats with the Basic tag. If two tags are tied for the most, several cases determine the outcome. The exact theme can be determined as follows:

• The Basic tag is never counted as being on a hat.
• If the Special tag is on any piece of clothing, the theme will be Special.
• Otherwise, if one tag is on more pieces of clothing than any other, that tag will determine the theme.
• In the case of a tie:
  • If all the tags are different:
    • If any tag is on a dress, that tag will determine the theme.
    • Otherwise, the theme will be Basic.
  • If two tags are on two pieces of clothing each:
    • If one of them is Basic and is not on a dress, the other will determine the theme.
    • Otherwise, if one of them is on a hat but not a dress, the other will determine the theme.
    • Otherwise, the theme will be Basic.

The fanfares for female themes have the following appearances:

• Basic (brown angular tag): tiny pink sparks glitter around the player
• Classic (black tag): brown and yellow sheet music swirls around the player's feet
• Elegant (purple vines tag): roses appear and scatter petals around the player
• Exotic (ragged beige tag): a burst of leaves dance around the player in a slow spiral
• Feminine (frilly pink tag): pink flowers flicker around the player
• Special (rainbow tag): shooting stars fall around the player and strike the ground in a rainbow of colors
• Sporty (blue striped tag): streaks of multi-colored light radiate out from the player

List of male clothes

There are 102 items of male clothing in total. To buy all of them would require $2,227,000.

Hats

Shirts

Pants

Socks

Shoes

Bags

Accessories

List of female clothes

There are 205 items of female clothing in total. To buy all of them would require $4,676,000.

Hats

Shirts

Pants

Dresses

Socks