Presented by EA Game Changers
The Sims 4 StrangerVille Game Pack comes with more than 50 items in Create A Sim including clothing and options for Children and Adults. Unfortunately Toddlers have been left out when it comes to new CAS additions for them but that’s probably because StrangerVille might just be too dangerous for them to attire appropriately.
Anywho, down below you can find out a full overview of all the new CAS items available in the game. We’ve categorized the items according to Age and Fashion Choice preferences. You can zoom in an image by simply clicking on it!


























































6 Comments
Aww I would have liked more plant themed CAS clothing..
Knowing that the pack is plant related I wish we had some Plantsim/Alien stuff.
Anyways I love everysingle piece of clothing we got and the hairstyles are gorgeous.
Good job EA ! 🙂
Wonder where the colander hat and tshirt/vest from the promo art is?
Reply to Jay
You have to unlock it.
Wonder where the colander hat and tshirt/vest from the promo art is?
Reply to Jay
You have to unlock it.
Aww I would have liked more plant themed CAS clothing..
Knowing that the pack is plant related I wish we had some Plantsim/Alien stuff.
Anyways I love everysingle piece of clothing we got and the hairstyles are gorgeous.
Good job EA ! 🙂
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