The Sims 4: Simtimates Collection Kit (DLC)

My spreadsheet instincts don't fire for a 24-piece clothing kit the same way they do for a Paradox expansion, but I can read a gap in a content catalogue as clearly as a missing tech node. The Sims 4 launched in 2014 and, for years, the sleepwear and intimate clothing category was almost comically sparse. That specific problem is exactly what the Simtimates Collection Kit targets, and it does so with more care than EA's kit format usually gets credit for. The content breakdown is straightforward: 24 Create-A-Sim items spread across tops, bottoms, and full-body outfits, split between 9 options skewed toward masculine frames and 15 toward feminine frames. In practice that means new boxers, briefs, and boxer briefs on one side, and a range of bralettes, lace bodysuits, a romper, and lingerie sets on the other. There are also a pair of sweatpants and a silk-style robe set that double convincingly as everyday loungewear or even activewear, which pushes the practical versatility further than the "intimate" label implies. Crucially, all items are accessible to either body type by removing the frame filter in CAS - a small but meaningful design decision. The collaboration with underwear brand MeUndies means a portion of the items carry real-world print patterns, including some playfully silly swatch options that reviewers have found memorable. Most clothing pieces ship with 12 or more swatches each, which is a reasonable colour-option count for a kit of this size. The honest limitation is item count versus kit positioning. At 24 pieces with no accessories, no new hairstyles, and no content for child or toddler age groups (expected given the subject matter, but worth knowing), this sits clearly in micro-DLC territory. Community consensus puts it above average for the kit format, with the body-inclusive design and cross-body-frame wearability drawing consistent praise. Gameplay-focused players will find nothing here - no new interactions, no skill objects, no build-mode additions. This is entirely a CAS wardrobe expansion, and if you measure value in gameplay systems unlocked, this kit scores zero. For the players it is aimed at - CAS-focused Simmers, storytellers, and anyone running a detailed household who has noticed their adult Sims defaulting to the same three tired sleepwear options for a decade - the gap this fills is genuine. The items mix and match well within the kit, and several pieces work across multiple outfit categories beyond sleepwear. If custom content mods are part of your install, free community alternatives cover similar ground. If you play vanilla or near-vanilla and care about wardrobe completeness, the Simtimates Collection is a focused, well-executed piece of what it set out to do. Diego, Scout Team