Clothing and Packs

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Clothing

[/b] That the size of clothing and packs indicates how much they are able to carry. Every size increment doubles in size, so a small slot can hold two tiny slots. However, a pack, or piece of clothing, can never hold a medium (or larger) item unless it explicitly says so in its description.

Note: You do not need to buy clothes in order for your ninja to have some to wear. All ninja can wear clothes, you just have to buy these if you want your clothes to be able to store items.
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Name: Cargo Pants
Type: Clothing
Size: 10 tiny slots
Description: Cargo pants are loose-fitting pants, made out of resilient material, with multiple cargo pockets for holding items. The pockets go up and down the leg, offering space to hold many different kinds of tiny objects. Some ninja wear cargo pants instead of butt packs, since it is less conspicuous, while others wear them with their packs for extra storage.
Cost: 5,000 ryo

Name: Flak Jacket
Type: Clothing
Size: 12 tiny slots
Description: The typical attire for ninja after the First Shinobi War, the flak jacket covers the ninja's upper torso, like a vest, and is covered with special pouches and pockets to store tiny and small objects. The ninja can take a movement to withdraw any weapons or items during combat, making the flak jacket a convenient way of storing tools for later. Flak jackets can be styled with various patches, designs, and insignias -- often on the back.
Cost: 6,000 ryo

Name: Utility Belt
Type: Clothing
Size: 7 tiny slots
Description: A standard utility belt that latches around the waist or pants. The belt has several pouches, and pockets, around the strap that allow the user to quickly reach for stored items. The utility belt is a popular choice among resourceful explorers who carry many different types of gear.
Cost: 4,000 ryo

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Packs

Name: Backpack
Type: Clothing
Size: 8 small slots
Description: Backpacks are standard equipment for a ninja who is traveling or on a quest/journey. Backpacks can store up to 8 small slots, or 16 tiny slots, worth of equipment. They can, instead, store up to 1 medium item or object. A backpack can be designed with additional pouches along the exterior to hold extra items. Each additional pouch provides +2 tiny slots to pack size. A backpack can only have up to 10 additional pouches. Many backpacks are styled with different patches and accessories.
Cost: 8,000 ryo / 5,000 ryo per additional pouch

Name: Butt Pack
Type: Clothing
Size: 6 tiny slots
Description: Butt packs are small pouches that go on the waist, usually on the hip or above the butt. They are able to store several tiny or small objects to be used later in combat. The butt pack is a basic pack for ninja and are usually given to genin following graduation from the academy, to store any tools that they begin to collect.
Cost: 2,000 ryo

Name: Messenger Pack
Type: Clothing
Size: 6 small slots
Description: Messenger packs are bags that swing around the waist, held by a single strap that goes over one shoulder. A messenger pack is slightly smaller than an average backpack, but easier to carry and use. Taking on or off a messenger pack does not require a movement. Messenger packs can be designed with additional pouches. Each additional pouch provides +2 tiny slots of storage. A messenger pack can only have up to 10 additional pouches.
Cost: 8,000 ryo / 5,000 ryo per additional pouch