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There are three different clothing chains, with a total of four stores, in [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]] in [[GTA IV]]. | There are three different clothing chains, with a total of four stores, in [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]] in [[GTA IV]]. | ||
The shopping experience has changed from [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] -- rather than outfits loading from the changing rooms, the player approaches clothes-racks or shelves to try on the various articles of clothing. | The shopping experience has changed from [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] -- rather than outfits loading from the changing rooms, the player approaches clothes-racks or shelves to try on the various articles of clothing. Already-purchased clothes can be rebought for immediacy's sake (ie, the player won't have to go back to a safehouse to don the item). There are also extra outfits used to complete missions, which cannot be purchased; these stay in the player's wardrobe after their respective missions are completed. | ||
There are no gloves in GTA IV, despite their appearance in official videos and screenshots. | There are no gloves in GTA IV, despite their appearance in official videos and screenshots. An unofficial texture mod for the PC version of the game can add fingerless gloves. | ||
With the exception of the medical scrubs (see below), clothing has no influence on gameplay outside of comments from [[Girlfriends in GTA IV|girlfriends]]; unlike in previous GTAs, changing clothes does not lower the player's Wanted level. | With the exception of the medical scrubs (see below), clothing has no influence on gameplay outside of comments from [[Girlfriends in GTA IV|girlfriends]]; unlike in previous GTAs, changing clothes does not lower the player's Wanted level. | ||
There are three clothing retailers in GTA IV: | There are three clothing retailers in GTA IV: | ||
*'''[[Russian Shop]]''': opened after the mission [[Three's a Crowd]]. | *'''[[Russian Shop]]''': opened after the mission [[Three's a Crowd]]. Located in [[Hove Beach]], the Russian shop sells cheap 'street' clothing, in styles popular in post-Soviet countries. Hats and glasses/sunglasses are only available from this shop. | ||
*'''[[Modo]]''': opened when [[Algonquin]] is unlocked. | *'''[[Modo]]''': opened when [[Algonquin]] is unlocked. There is one location for this store, in [[East Holland]]. Modo sell casual and sporting clothes. | ||
*'''[[Perseus]]''': opened when [[Algonquin]] is unlocked. | *'''[[Perseus]]''': opened when [[Algonquin]] is unlocked. There are two locations, in [[Middle Park East]] and [[The Exchange]]. Perseus sell suits and dress clothing. | ||
Extra outfits, unlocked after certain missions: | Extra outfits, unlocked after certain missions: | ||
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*'''[[Albanians|Albanian]] biker jacket''' - a white and black jacket with an Albanian gang emblem, given to Niko at the start of the mission [[I Need Your Clothes, Your Boots and Your Motorcycle]]. Wearing this outfit in areas such as [[Hove Beach]] will get Niko attacked by gang members. | *'''[[Albanians|Albanian]] biker jacket''' - a white and black jacket with an Albanian gang emblem, given to Niko at the start of the mission [[I Need Your Clothes, Your Boots and Your Motorcycle]]. Wearing this outfit in areas such as [[Hove Beach]] will get Niko attacked by gang members. | ||
*'''"Happiness Is...Land" Sweater''' - a navy blue sweater, found lying on the ground at the entrance to the [[Statue of Happiness]]. | *'''"Happiness Is...Land" Sweater''' - a navy blue sweater, found lying on the ground at the entrance to the [[Statue of Happiness]]. | ||
*'''[[Claude]]'s outfit''' - unlocked after [[The Holland Play]], but only available with [[Playboy X's Penthouse]]. | *'''[[Claude]]'s outfit''' - unlocked after [[The Holland Play]], but only available with [[Playboy X's Penthouse]]. This outfit (zipped-up black jacket, green cargo pants, black-and-white crepe-soled sneakers) closely resembles the clothes worn by [[Claude]], the protagonist of ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]''. | ||
===The Lost and Damned=== | |||
In [[The Lost and Damned]], [[Johnny Klebitz|Johnny]] isn't able to change his clothes and is stuck with his [[The Lost|Lost]] Jacket, to represent [[The Lost]]. | |||
===The Ballad of Gay Tony=== | |||
In [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]], [[Luis Lopez|Luis]] is able to change his clothes, but isn't able to buy them. Instead, a couple of pre-set outfits are already in the wardrobe. These outfits include: | |||
*'''Black and white jacket''' - Luis' default clothing. | |||
*'''Hood - Black''' - A black hood. | |||
*'''Hood - Red''' - A red hood. | |||
*'''Perseus suit''' - A Perseus suit in two colors of brown. | |||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||