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the amount of short sleeve outfit is so unrealistic... you would probably freez to death if you wear anything than a long parka. Not to mention than full immersion on those water, and you die of hypothermia within an hour...
So the default outfit does wear? Do you think that wearing this default outfit matches the game storywise? I mean, does it look like she would really be wearing that IRL for all the story situations?
Her outfit naturally changes as the story progresses. From expedition jacket, to a white expedition jacker (it's reversable is how I imagined it) to her Henley top, to a Remnant jacket and finally to an armour set with specific properties.
I think that's the most realistic outfit. For that purpose, you can basicaly scrap all the short sleeves and all the "no jacket/coat" outfit. But the red one (and its white variant) are the only one with iron crampon for mountain and specialy ice climbing. otherwhise there is no way you can climb a 5m ice wall with just your arm. Red is more practical than white. in case of blizzard or avalanche, you want to be seen. Red will help. White will definatly not
But I think that it would be amazing if the other clothes would also get damaged the more you use then. If they did, and you want one outfit to stay clean, just don't use it or start a new game!