Apparel layers

		On Skin			Middle			Shell			Over Head
Full Head	Nose, Jaw, Eyes											×
Upper Head	Head, Ears											×
Arms	Shoulders, Arms		×			×			×
Torso	Torso, Neck		×			×			×
Legs	Legs		×			×			×

Each kind of gear is worn on a specific location of a person's body. That location is determined by two things:

1. The body part or parts it covers.
2. The layer or layers it occupies. A layer basically says how far away from the body a piece of gear is worn.

Which body parts have which layers is shown in the table on the right; layers and body parts which are not currently used by gear were omitted.

Items at each Location

Head

		Over Head
Full Head	Nose, Jaw						Powered Armor Helmet
Upper Head	Head, Ears		Cowboy Hat	Tuque	Kevlar Helmet	M1 Helmet
Eyes	Eyes

Body

		On Skin					Middle				Shell
Hands	Hands, Fingers
Arms	Shoulders, Arms			Button- Down Shirt					Power Armor				Jacket	Duster	Parka
Torso	Torso, Neck		T-Shirt		Tribalwear			Armor Vest
Legs	Legs		Pants
Feet	Feet, Toes

Examples

You can't wear a duster on top of your powered armor for example, since they share the same layer and share the same covered body parts.

For example, you can wear a pair of pants that covers your legs and a shirt that covers you arms and torso, even if they're both using the "On Skin" layer. You can't wear a jumpsuit that covers your whole body and pants at the same time that also go on your skin, however.