Retro Sewing Machine - clothes on Insta. The best mods to The Sims 4 in 2024
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- Go to School – time for school
- Part Time Jobs - would you like some french fries?
- Alter Initial Funds - poor or rich?
- Explore Mod Mini - mini holidays
- Slice of Life - get ready for a date
- Afterschool Activities Bundle 2 - extra activities
- Ownable Cars – stylish cars
- Srsly's Complete Cooking Overhaul
- Fairy Mod / Trait
- Have Some Personality Please - we say no to pointless conversations
- Private Practice - introducing fully-fledged healthcare
- Brookheights - open world
- Zombie Apocalypse - (un)living Sims
- SimDa Dating App - one night stand or a permament relationship?
- Expanded Mermaids - catch fish and procrastinate
- Ultimate Dancer Career - a dance adventure
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- Height Slider - tall as a giant
- Magnolia's Pocket Neighborhood - I am from the city
- Archery Skill - you have my bow!
- Mortem – death isn't fun
- Retro Sewing Machine - clothes on Insta
Retro Sewing Machine - clothes on Insta
No one complains about the amount of clothes available in Sims 4 (especially since many mods have been released to complement the collection), but creating your own designs can take fashion to the next level. Interested? Try a mod called Retro Sewing Machine. In addition to the sewing machine, the mod adds a new designer skill and trait. So, collect the materials and get to work – cool clothes won't sew themselves.
However, before the materials become smash-hit pieces of clothing, I recommend that you improve your sewing skills a bit so that the materials are not wasted (you have to pay for them). Your ideas have a chance to sell online only after you level up a bit. Self-made clothes can be promoted in Sim equivalents of popular social media – Simstagram and Simtok. However, do not count on immediate success – first, you need to build a reputation. Still, it's worth a try, because production of clothes can turn out to be a profitable business.
