Since Cloth has poor protection stats, leather is the better option. Here are some temperature figures for Cloth and equivalent insulation value above-average leather clothing items (such as Muffalo leather). But I don't have any personal experience with that because yuck.Īs for style: I wouldn't presume to dictate to HAHA yes I totally would, cowboy hats and button-downs made of sweet green iguana leather are the best and I will brook no argument. Oh, and, uh-I've heard that if you're just making clothes to sell, human leather makes them ridiculously valuable. But it's easy to grow and in the first few months, sometimes "not being naked" is the best you can hope for. T-shirts, as noted, are basically pointless once you get over early-game scarcity, and frankly so is cloth-it doesn't really do anything well except keep you from being naked. If you've got a ton of it, and climate is not an issue, devilstrand dusters are very good at protecting almost the entire body from harm. That is a personal preference because I have just lost way too many legs to unlucky sniper shots. In any biome, soon as I get a strong protective material, whether it's a cargo pod drop or an early devilstrand harvest, it goes into pants. See the "Sea Ice Challenge" thread for details! I haven't yet played a biome where a parka is truly a necessity, but if it is, you'll want wool. In all but the coldest biomes, any kind of wool toque + any kind of duster or jacket is enough to protect you from the cold. Generally, wools are best for climate control, leather is better at protection, and the "advanced materials" and devilstrand are the most protective.Ĭamelhair is the best way to protect against heat, and camels can conveniently be found in the biomes where you will need it.
Once early-game scarcity is over, I use the hat and coat slot to control for temperature and everything else for protection. Well, I suppose "works best" varies depending on what you're trying to achieve: climate control, protection, moneymaking, or styyyyle
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