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I did think about it at one point, but I didn't add them for a couple reasons:
- There aren't long-sleeved shirts in the vanilla game and I only really made this mod to simulate wearing one type of vanilla clothing over another type of vanilla clothing.
- It'd also be a lot of work ngl, since I'd have to add 45 new individual top combinations and each item also has 5 crafting recipes, so things add up really fast.
- As a Canadian I must respectfully say that I've worn T-shirts out in winter weather quite often. I'm mostly joking though about using that as a reason. Mostly.
Just saying.
I've been curious as to how many people actually still use this mod nowadays, so if you have a server with it installed, let me know in the new discussion thread and maybe I'll check it out sometime :)