Coach drops free fashion collection in The Sims 4 update

Maxis and Coach rolled out an open-access Coach Collection for The Sims 4 as part of the January 13 base-game update, bringing runway-ready pieces and branded décor into the game for free. The drop adds nine Create-a-Sim wearable items inspired by Coach ready-to-wear, including Soho sneakers, varsity jackets, and skirt sets, along with home décor items modeled on Coach’s Tabby and Brooklyn bags for Build/Buy.

Players who update the game will find the new clothing and accessories in CAS with multiple color and print swatches, including both English and Simlish logo variants where applicable. Build/Buy gains decorative handbag items that let you stage boutiques, dressing rooms, or luxury flats without relying on mods or custom content. Maxis also added a Gallery household titled “The Carriage House” intended to showcase themed looks and interiors so creators can download a ready-made vignette for screenshots or storytelling.

The collaboration includes a functional Coach Trunk heirloom object that unlocks pre-styled outfits and links certain looks to in-game moodlets, giving fashion-focused households an easy way to trigger mood-based gameplay tied to clothing choices. Because the trunk is an heirloom, it travels between generations and households, which opens up narrative possibilities for legacy plays, fashion estates, and Sims with wardrobe-linked perks.

This content was delivered through the free base-game update and is available across PC and console platforms, so players on all systems can access the items without purchasing a pack. The move continues a trend of luxury brands using games as marketing channels, but it also leaves practical tools in the hands of the Sims community: ready-made outfits for content creators, new assets for interior designers in Build/Buy, and a small gameplay change via moodlet-linked outfits.

For creators and players, the immediate value is straightforward. Update the game to the January 13 patch, look in CAS for the new Coach pieces, browse Build/Buy for the handbag décor, and download “The Carriage House” from the Gallery if you want an easy display. The Coach Trunk makes it simple to convert looks into gameplay beats, so consider using it to seed heirloom wardrobes in your stories or challenges.

The takeaway? If you love fashion sims and clean, branded assets, this drop is a low-friction way to refresh your sims’ wardrobes and your interiors. Our two cents? Do a quick fit check in CAS, stash a Coach Trunk in a starter home, and have fun looping those swatches into signature looks for your next playthrough.