Outfits

Outfits are pieces of clothing in We Happy Few that serve a variety of purposes for the player. Players can equip a piece of headgear, an outfit, and a pair of footwear that affect their ability to conform in different parts of Wellington Wells, and also provide protection or buffs to certain abilities. They can also be used in Lightbearer, though they are more situational.

All pieces of clothing (outside of quest items) and inventory expansion kits can be accessed from the inventory by selecting the 'Outfits' icon.

Overview[]

Conformity is necessary for survival in Wellington Wells. Different outfits conform in different areas; if the player isn't wearing clothes deemed socially acceptable for the area, they'll be met with suspicion and, eventually, aggression. To avoid confrontation, the player should consider what outfit they are wearing before entering an area.

The Wellies of Hamlyn Village will see the player for the Downer that they are unless they dress properly; this means avoiding clothes which stand out or are ripped. Conversely, the Wastrels of the Garden District will become jealous of the player if they are dressed in fancy or clean clothes that remind them of the society that they were forced to leave. Every NPC will take note of the player's clothes, with the exception of Plague Wastrels.

There are clothes that do not conform in any area, as well as some that conform everywhere. Some pieces of clothing also have special perks that aid the player in some way. This includes items that make the player immune to fire/electrical damage, or provide armour and protection from bee stings. Some outfits also work as disguises and allow the player to enter areas that they otherwise would be seen as suspicious in.

Locations[]

Outfits, hats, and shoes are rarely found in the world, so the best way to find clothes is through crafting or purchasing from shops. Some outfits can only be gathered or unlocked through side quests.

Blueprints for clothes appear randomly in the world, generally on top of Workbenches and Chemistry Sets.

Sally cannot use workbenches, meaning the player has to rely on Mrs. Pankhurst's shop, A Stitch in Time.

List of Outfits[]

Icon	Name	Conformity
	Boiler Suit	Hamlyn Village
	Fab Threads	Hamlyn Village
	Fireman's Coat	Hamlyn Village
	Padded Suit	Nowhere
	Proper Suit	Hamlyn Village
	Reinforced Padded Suit	Nowhere
	Rubber Cat Suit	The Reform Club
	Sneak Thief Outfit	Nowhere
	Spiky Suit	Nowhere
	Suit of Blending	Nowhere
	Torn Suit	Garden District

List of Headgear[]

Icon	Name	Conformity
	Broken Helmet	Everywhere
	Bobby Helmet	Everywhere
	Gas Mask	Everywhere

List of Footwear[]

Icon	Name	Conformity
	Army Boots	Everywhere
	Boxing Shoes	Everywhere
	Proper Shoes	Everywhere
	Riding Boots	Everywhere
	Sneaky Shoes	Everywhere
	Steel-Toed Boots	Everywhere
	Trainers	Everywhere

List of Expansion Kits[]

Icon	Name	Usage
	Inventory Expansion	Single-Use
	Pocket Expansion Kit	Single Use

List of Quest Outfits[]

Icon	Name	Conformity
	Adulator	Everywhere
	Maid Outfit	Hamlyn Village
	Military Uniform	Garden District
	Nick's Glad Rags	Hamlyn Village
	Nick's Wig and Mask	Hamlyn Village

Outfits in The Night Watch[]

Icon	Name	Conformity
	Bobby Uniform	Hamlyn Village

Outfits in Lightbearer[]

Icon	Name	Conformity
	Bellboy Uniform	N/A
	Bloody Threads	N/A
	Nick's Fab Threads	N/A

Unobtainable Outfits[]

Icon	Name	Conformity
	Better Gas Mask	Everywhere

Trivia[]

Arthur and Sally are the only two playable characters in the base game that can take their clothes off completely; Ollie cannot. Nick Lightbearer is also able to do so during Lightbearer.
- If the player were to wear a piece of clothing that does not have modelled arms, the default arms appear. For both Arthur and Sally, they become naked, whilst Ollie appears to be wearing his usual Military Uniform.