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Cosmetic Items

A mock magazine, Hat-Wearing Man, appeared at the end of the Sniper vs. Spy Update announcing the first hats as a bonus.

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Throughout history, men have worn hats as a way of asserting dominance over other men. “I buy hats,” a behatted man seems to say. “I am better than you.” In wartime, hats were a useful way of conferring rank, and ensuring that casualties were confined to the lower classes (hence the famous command of “Don't fire till you see the tops of their heads” at the Battle of Bunker Hill by William Prescott, a general renowned for only shooting enemy combatants who were poor). During peacetime, hats have been instrumental for men to let the non-hatted know just who is wearing the hat around here.

— Classless Update

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Cosmetic items (previously known as hats and miscellaneous items, or miscs) are items that can be equipped in any one of the three cosmetic slots in the loadout screen. Valve introduced the first set of nine cosmetics in the Sniper vs. Spy Update, with one hat for each class. The nine hats introduced were the Batter's Helmet for Scout, the Soldier's Stash for Soldier, the Pyro's Beanie for Pyro, the Demoman's Fro for Demoman, the Football Helmet for Heavy, the Mining Light for Engineer, the Prussian Pickelhaube for Medic, the Trophy Belt for Sniper and the Fancy Fedora for Spy. Several updates have since added additional cosmetics, including those designed and submitted by members of the Team Fortress 2 community through the Steam Workshop or the former contribution page on the TF2 Official Website.

There are currently a total of 1866 cosmetic items. 58 can be obtained in Vintage quality, 1191 can be obtained in Strange quality, 267 can be obtained in Genuine quality (see item quality distribution), 234 can be obtained in Collector's quality, and 1294 of the cosmetics can be painted 29 colors using different Paint Cans.

While most cosmetics can be obtained through crafting, the item drop system, or bought from the Mann Co. Store, some cosmetics are only available to players via other means. Some cosmetics can only be obtained by completing in-game achievements. Others have been added as promotions for various Steam games, events in the Steam Store, third-party websites, and merchandise. While it is possible to obtain most of these cosmetics via trading, there is no option to purchase them from the Mann Co. Store (aside from those released with Total War: SHOGUN 2, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and the QUAKECON Pack). Only players with the premium account type can receive cosmetics randomly through the item drop system.

With the release of the Mann-Conomy Update, Unusual quality versions of certain cosmetics have a less than 1% chance chance of being "uncrated" when the player opens a Mann Co. Supply Crate.^[1] Unusual quality cosmetics appear identical to their Unique counterparts except for the addition of 1 of 86 unusual particle effects. Effects are chosen at random from applicable groups (certain effects are only obtainable during special events) when the cosmetic item is obtained.

Cosmetics do not affect gameplay, spare the psychology of players. The Horseless Headless Horsemann's Head and the Saxton Hale Mask are rare exceptions, making the wearer immune to the Horseless Headless Horsemann's Boo taunt when equipped. Additionally, several cosmetic items make sounds, potentially revealing the location of the wearer and making them more noticeable. Several cosmetic items provide an additional (cosmetic) effect, such as replacing voice lines or playing certain sounds when taunting. With the release of the July 10, 2013 Patch, item sets from the Polycount Pack (with the exception of The Saharan Spy set, which adds custom particle effects while taunting) now only provide a visual cosmetic grave marker upon killing enemies.

Some cosmetics have holiday or event restrictions, meaning they cannot be seen (except in the loadout menu) outside the period of a holiday or event. Additionally, Pyroland items can only be seen by yourself and other players who wear item(s) that enable Pyrovision. Spectating a player that has a Pyrovision item equipped (with the "When spectating, view the world from the eyes of a Pyro" setting enabled in Advanced Options) also makes other Pyroland items visible.

On January 10th, 2013, a blog post announced that after January 24th, 2013, the original nine hats added in the Sniper vs. Spy Update would be retired, making them unobtainable through crafting, random drops, Mann Co. Supply Crates (in Unusual quality only) or the Mann Co. Store after January 24th. The only source left untouched were existing Mann Co. Supply Crates that had any retired hats listed as a possible reward from unboxing.

On December 20th, 2013, the "Head" and "Misc" slots for player loadouts were merged to form "Cosmetic" loadout slots. All items that were previously Head- or Misc-slot-specific could then be equipped in any Cosmetic-slot.

List of cosmetic items

Crafting

Main article: Crafting

See Headgear recipes in Crafting.

Paint

Main articles: Paint Can, List of paintable items

Update history

Bugs

An Engineer wearing the Soldier's Stash, Chaser and War on Smissmas Battle Socks, which are normally only equipable by the Soldier.

When changing classes, the previous class's cosmetics may stay visually equipped and take priority over the changed-to cosmetics.
Due to a glitch involving high latency, players may equip multiple cosmetics that cannot be normally equipped together.
- This can also be performed by leaving the cosmetic slots empty, disconnecting the internet (if possible), returning and selecting the cosmetics the user wants to combine and reconnects, the player will have their selection. However, if the player dies or touches a resupply, they will return to normal. This is due to the item server only losing connection after 10 seconds, so the player can trick the item server to apply cosmetics selected, not by confliction.
When another player dies, there is a chance their hat will fall out of the ceiling or the floor.
Some hats may be positioned wrong during the Sniper's melee taunt animation.

Trivia

On the History page on the official website and the Mac Update page, Valve refers to Team Fortress 2 as "America's #1 war-themed hat simulator", based on comments that the hats receive more attention than the gameplay itself.^[2]^[3]
The Trophy Belt and Football Helmet were first seen in Meet the Spy prior to the official Sniper vs. Spy Update.

Unused content

A crafting recipe exists for smelting three Miscellaneous items into Scrap Metal in the game files. This recipe was once used when the only craftable miscellaneous item yet released was the Camera Beard, which dropped at the same rate as normal weapons. The recipe is currently disabled in-game.
An unused Scout cosmetic named Bonk'n'Flash that was planned to be released on the Mann-Conomy Update was discarded due to copyright concerns.
An unused Scout cosmetic named Bullseye's Head (which was the head of Bullseye from Monday Night Combat) was discarded because it was too large and visually disruptive.
An unused Soldier cosmetic named Legionaire's Lid was added into the game files during the Mann-Conomy Update, but never actually appeared in the game.
An unused Pyro cosmetic named Mummy Eyes was added into the game files during Scream Fortress 2013. It could be seen in the Halloween 2013 Community Bundle icon for a short time before it was removed.

References

↑ Statistical analysis of TF2 unbox rate
↑ "The Mac Update!", posted 10 June 2010.
↑ "History", retrieved 13 February 2012.

External links

[1] Statistical analysis of TF2 unbox rate

[2] "The Mac Update!", posted 10 June 2010.

[3] "History", retrieved 13 February 2012.

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-'''Cosmetic items''' (previously known as '''hats''' and '''miscellaneous items''' ('''miscs''')) are [[items]] that can be equipped in any one of the three cosmetic slots in the [[loadout]] screen. [[Valve]] introduced the first set of nine cosmetics in the [[Sniper vs. Spy Update|''Sniper vs. Spy'' Update]], with one hat for each class. The nine hats introduced were the [[Batter's Helmet]] for Scout, the [[Soldier's Stash]] for Soldier, the [[Pyro's Beanie]] for Pyro, the [[Demoman's Fro]] for Demoman, the [[Football Helmet]] for Heavy, the [[Mining Light]] for Engineer, the [[Prussian Pickelhaube]] for Medic, the [[Trophy Belt]] for Sniper and the [[Fancy Fedora]] for Spy. Several [[updates]] have since added additional cosmetics, including those designed and submitted by members of the ''Team Fortress 2'' community through the [[Steam Workshop]] or the former contribution page on the [[TF2 Official Website]].
+'''Cosmetic items''' (previously known as '''hats''' and '''miscellaneous items''', or '''miscs''') are [[items]] that can be equipped in any one of the three cosmetic slots in the [[loadout]] screen. [[Valve]] introduced the first set of nine cosmetics in the [[Sniper vs. Spy Update|''Sniper vs. Spy'' Update]], with one hat for each class. The nine hats introduced were the [[Batter's Helmet]] for Scout, the [[Soldier's Stash]] for Soldier, the [[Pyro's Beanie]] for Pyro, the [[Demoman's Fro]] for Demoman, the [[Football Helmet]] for Heavy, the [[Mining Light]] for Engineer, the [[Prussian Pickelhaube]] for Medic, the [[Trophy Belt]] for Sniper and the [[Fancy Fedora]] for Spy. Several [[updates]] have since added additional cosmetics, including those designed and submitted by members of the ''Team Fortress 2'' community through the [[Steam Workshop]] or the former contribution page on the [[TF2 Official Website]].
-There are currently a total of {{Itemcount|c}} cosmetic items. 58 can be obtained in [[Vintage]] quality, {{Itemcount|s}} can be obtained in [[Strange]] quality, {{Itemcount|g}} can be obtained in [[Genuine]] quality (see [[item quality distribution]]), 222 can be obtained in [[Collector's]] quality, and {{Itemcount|p}} of the cosmetics can be painted {{Itemcount|pv}} colors using different [[Paint Can]]s.
+There are currently a total of {{Itemcount|c}} cosmetic items. {{Itemcount|v|cosmetic}} can be obtained in [[Vintage]] quality, {{Itemcount|str|cosmetic}} can be obtained in [[Strange]] quality, {{Itemcount|g|cosmetic}} can be obtained in [[Genuine]] quality (see [[item quality distribution]]), {{Itemcount|col|cosmetic}} can be obtained in [[Collector's]] quality, and {{Itemcount|p}} of the cosmetics can be painted {{Itemcount|pv}} colors using different [[Paint Can]]s.
 While most cosmetics can be obtained through [[Random crafting recipes|crafting]], the [[item drop system]], or bought from the [[Mann Co. Store]], some cosmetics are only available to players via other means. Some cosmetics [[Achievement items#Cosmetics|can only be obtained]] by completing in-game [[achievements]]. Others have been added as [[Promotional items|promotions]] for various [[Steam]] games, events in the Steam Store, third-party websites, and merchandise. While it is possible to obtain most of these cosmetics via [[trading]], there is no option to purchase them from the Mann Co. Store (aside from those released with ''Total War: SHOGUN 2'', ''Deus Ex: Human Revolution'', and the QUAKECON Pack). Only players with the [[Account types|premium account type]] can receive cosmetics randomly through the item drop system.
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 With the release of the [[Mann-Conomy Update]], [[Unusual]] quality versions of certain cosmetics have a {{tooltip|''less than 1%'' chance|probably ~0.66%}} chance of being "uncrated" when the player opens a [[Mann Co. Supply Crate]].<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20200215001408/https://tf2finance.com/rate/ Statistical analysis of TF2 unbox rate]</ref> Unusual quality cosmetics appear identical to their [[Unique]] counterparts except for the addition of 1 of 86 [[Particle effects#Unusual effects|unusual particle effects]]. Effects are chosen at random from applicable groups (certain effects are only obtainable during special events) when the cosmetic item is obtained.
-Cosmetics '''do not''' affect gameplay, spare the psychology of players. The [[Horseless Headless Horsemann's Head]] and the [[Saxton Hale Mask]] are rare exceptions, making the wearer immune to the [[Horseless Headless Horsemann]]'s Boo [[Taunts|taunt]] when equipped.  Additionally, [[:Category:Cosmetic items that make noise|several cosmetic items]] make sounds, potentially revealing the location of the wearer and making them more noticeable. [[List of cosmetics with an additional effect|Several cosmetic items]] provide an additional (cosmetic) effect, such as replacing voice lines or playing certain sounds when taunting. With the release of the {{Patch name|7|10|2013}}, [[Item sets]] from the [[Polycount Pack]] (with the exception of [[The Saharan Spy]] set, which adds custom particle effects while taunting) now only provide a visual cosmetic grave marker upon killing enemies.
+Cosmetics '''do not''' affect gameplay, spare the psychology of players. The [[Horseless Headless Horsemann's Head]] and the [[Saxton Hale Mask]] are rare exceptions, making the wearer immune to the [[Horseless Headless Horsemann]]'s Boo [[Taunts|taunt]] when equipped. Additionally, [[:Category:Cosmetic items that make noise|several cosmetic items]] make sounds, potentially revealing the location of the wearer and making them more noticeable. [[List of cosmetics with an additional effect|Several cosmetic items]] provide an additional (cosmetic) effect, such as replacing voice lines or playing certain sounds when taunting. With the release of the {{Patch name|7|10|2013}}, [[item sets]] from the [[Polycount Pack]] (with the exception of [[The Saharan Spy]] set, which adds custom particle effects while taunting) now only provide a visual cosmetic grave marker upon killing enemies.
 Some cosmetics have [[Holiday|holiday or event restrictions]], meaning they cannot be seen (except in the loadout menu) outside the period of a holiday or event. Additionally, [[Pyroland]] items can only be seen by yourself and other players who wear item(s) that enable [[Pyrovision]]. [[Spectator|Spectating]] a player that has a Pyrovision item equipped (with the "When spectating, view the world from the eyes of a [[Pyro]]" setting enabled in Advanced Options) also makes other Pyroland items visible.
-On January 10th, 2013, a [https://www.teamfortress.com/post.php?id=9714 blog post] announced that after January 24th, 2013, the original nine hats added in the [[Sniper vs. Spy Update]] would be [[retired]], making them unobtainable through [[crafting]], [[Item drop system|random drops]], Mann Co. Supply Crates (in [[Unusual]] quality only) or the Mann Co. Store after January 24th. The only source left untouched were existing Mann Co. Supply Crates that had any retired hats listed as a possible reward from unboxing.
+On January 10th, 2013, a [https://www.teamfortress.com/post.php?id=9714 blog post] announced that after January 24th, 2013, the original nine hats added in the [[Sniper vs. Spy Update]] would be [[List of retired items|retired]], making them unobtainable through [[crafting]], [[Item drop system|random drops]], Mann Co. Supply Crates (in [[Unusual]] quality only) or the Mann Co. Store after January 24th. The only source left untouched were existing Mann Co. Supply Crates that had any retired hats listed as a possible reward from unboxing.
 On December 20th, 2013, the "Head" and "Misc" slots for player loadouts were merged to form "Cosmetic" loadout slots. All items that were previously Head- or Misc-slot-specific could then be equipped in any Cosmetic-slot.
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 {{anchor|Hats|List|list|List of Hats|cosmetics|List of Cosmetic items}}
 == List of cosmetic items ==
-* {{Icon class|class=Scout|link=List of Scout cosmetics}} [[List of Scout cosmetics]]
+* {{Icon class|Scout|link=List of Scout cosmetics}} [[List of Scout cosmetics]]
-* {{Icon class|class=Soldier|link=List of Soldier cosmetics}} [[List of Soldier cosmetics]]
+* {{Icon class|Soldier|link=List of Soldier cosmetics}} [[List of Soldier cosmetics]]
-* {{Icon class|class=Pyro|link=List of Pyro cosmetics}} [[List of Pyro cosmetics]]
+* {{Icon class|Pyro|link=List of Pyro cosmetics}} [[List of Pyro cosmetics]]
-* {{Icon class|class=Demoman|link=List of Demoman cosmetics}} [[List of Demoman cosmetics]]
+* {{Icon class|Demoman|link=List of Demoman cosmetics}} [[List of Demoman cosmetics]]
-* {{Icon class|class=Heavy|link=List of Heavy cosmetics}} [[List of Heavy cosmetics]]
+* {{Icon class|Heavy|link=List of Heavy cosmetics}} [[List of Heavy cosmetics]]
-* {{Icon class|class=Engineer|link=List of Engineer cosmetics}} [[List of Engineer cosmetics]]
+* {{Icon class|Engineer|link=List of Engineer cosmetics}} [[List of Engineer cosmetics]]
-* {{Icon class|class=Medic|link=List of Medic cosmetics}} [[List of Medic cosmetics]]
+* {{Icon class|Medic|link=List of Medic cosmetics}} [[List of Medic cosmetics]]
-* {{Icon class|class=Sniper|link=List of Sniper cosmetics}} [[List of Sniper cosmetics]]
+* {{Icon class|Sniper|link=List of Sniper cosmetics}} [[List of Sniper cosmetics]]
-* {{Icon class|class=Spy|link=List of Spy cosmetics}} [[List of Spy cosmetics]]
+* {{Icon class|Spy|link=List of Spy cosmetics}} [[List of Spy cosmetics]]
-* {{Icon class|class=All classes|link=List of All class cosmetics}} [[List of All class cosmetics]]
+* {{Icon class|Multi class|link=List of Multi-class cosmetics}} [[List of Multi-class cosmetics]]
-* {{Icon class|class=All classes|link=List of retired items}} [[List of retired items]]
+* {{Icon class|All classes|link=List of All class cosmetics}} [[List of All class cosmetics]]
+* {{Icon class|All classes|link=List of retired items}} [[List of retired items]]
 == Crafting ==
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 '''{{Patch name|10|29|2013}} ({{update link|Scream Fortress 2013}})
-* Added {{item link|Abhorrent Appendages}}, {{item link|Accursed Apparition}}, {{item link|Alternative Medicine Mann}}, {{item link|Archimedes the Undying}}, {{item link|Baphomet Trotters}}, {{item link|Beacon from Beyond}}, {{item link|Beast from Below}}, {{item link|Birdie Bonnet}}, {{item link|Bountiful Bow}}, {{item link|Bozo's Bouffant}}, {{item link|Bozo's Brogues}}, {{item link|Burny's Boney Bonnet}}, {{item link|Cadaver's Capper}}, {{item link|Candleer}}, {{item link|Candyman's Cap}}, ‎{{item link|Cap'n Calamari}}, {{item link|Carious Chameleon}}, {{item link|Carrion Companion}}, {{item link|Cauterizer's Caudal Appendage}}, {{item link|Chicken Kiev}}, {{item link|Corpsemopolitan}}, {{item link|Creature From The Heap}}, {{item link|Crispy Golden Locks}}, {{item link|Cryptic Keepsake}}, {{item link|Dark Helm}}, {{item link|Das Blutliebhaber}}, {{item link|Death Support Pack}}, {{item link|Ethereal Hood}}, {{item link|External Organ}}, {{item link|Face Plante}}, {{item link|Faun Feet}}, {{item link|Faux Manchu}}, {{item link|Foul Cowl}}, {{item link|Freedom Feathers}}, {{item link|Glob}}, {{item link|Gothic Guise}}, {{item link|Grease Monkey}}, {{item link|Grisly Gumbo}}, {{item link|Grub Grenades}}, {{item link|Guano}}, {{item link|Hallowed Headcase}}, {{item link|Halloweiner}}, {{item link|Handhunter}}, {{item link|Hardium Helm}}, {{item link|Hard-Headed Hardware}}, {{item link|Haunted Hat}}, {{item link|Headtaker's Hood}}, {{item link|Hidden Dragon}}, {{item link|Hollowhead}}, {{item link|Horned Honcho}}, {{item link|Horrific Head of Hare}}, {{item link|Horsemann's Hand-Me-Down}}, {{item link|Hound's Hood}}, {{item link|Hyperbaric Bowler}}, {{item link|Ivan The Inedible}}, {{item link|Jupiter Jumpers}}, {{item link|Larval Lid}}, {{item link|Last Bite}}, {{item link|Lieutenant Bites the Dust}}, {{item link|Lo-Grav Loafers}}, {{item link|Lordly Lapels}}, {{item link|Macabre Mask}}, {{item link|Magical Mercenary}}, {{item link|Maniac's Manacles}}, {{item link|Manneater}}, {{item link|Mann-Bird of Aberdeen}}, {{item link|Medimedes}}, {{item link|Monster's Stompers}}, {{item link|Monstrous Mandible}}, {{item link|Mucous Membrain}}, {{item link|One-Way Ticket}}, {{item link|Parasight}}, {{item link|Pin Pals}}, {{item link|Pocket Horsemann}}, {{item link|Polly Putrid}}, {{item link|PY-40 Incinibot}}, {{item link|Quoth}}, {{item link|Ramses' Regalia}}, {{item link|Raven's Visage}}, {{item link|Rugged Respirator}}, {{item link|Sackcloth Spook}}, {{item link|Scorched Skirt}}, {{item link|Second Opinion}}, {{item link|Shaman's Skull}}, {{item link|Shaolin Sash}}, {{item link|Sir Shootsalot}}, {{item link|Snaggletoothed Stetson}}, {{item link|Space Bracers}}, {{item link|Spectralnaut}}, {{item link|Spellbinder's Bonnet}}, {{item link|Sprinting Cephalopod}}, {{item link|Squid's Lid}}, {{item link|Surgeon's Space Suit}}, {{item link|Terrier Trousers}}, {{item link|Teutonkahmun}}, {{item link|Transylvania Top}}, {{item link|Trepanabotomizer}}, {{item link|Tuque or Treat}}, {{item link|Unidentified Following Object}}, {{item link|Up Pyroscopes}}, {{item link|Vicar's Vestments}}, and {{item link|Vicious Visage}}.
+* Added {{item link|Abhorrent Appendages}}, {{item link|Accursed Apparition}}, {{item link|Alternative Medicine Mann}}, {{item link|Archimedes the Undying}}, {{item link|Baphomet Trotters}}, {{item link|Beacon from Beyond}}, {{item link|Beast from Below}}, {{item link|Birdie Bonnet}}, {{item link|Bountiful Bow}}, {{item link|Bozo's Bouffant}}, {{item link|Bozo's Brogues}}, {{item link|Burny's Boney Bonnet}}, {{item link|Cadaver's Capper}}, {{item link|Candleer}}, {{item link|Candyman's Cap}}, ‎{{item link|Cap'n Calamari}}, {{item link|Carious Chameleon}}, {{item link|Carrion Companion}}, {{item link|Cauterizer's Caudal Appendage}}, {{item link|Chicken Kiev}}, {{item link|Corpsemopolitan}}, {{item link|Creature from the Heap}}, {{item link|Crispy Golden Locks}}, {{item link|Cryptic Keepsake}}, {{item link|Dark Helm}}, {{item link|Das Blutliebhaber}}, {{item link|Death Support Pack}}, {{item link|Ethereal Hood}}, {{item link|External Organ}}, {{item link|Face Plante}}, {{item link|Faun Feet}}, {{item link|Faux Manchu}}, {{item link|Foul Cowl}}, {{item link|Freedom Feathers}}, {{item link|Glob}}, {{item link|Gothic Guise}}, {{item link|Grease Monkey}}, {{item link|Grisly Gumbo}}, {{item link|Grub Grenades}}, {{item link|Guano}}, {{item link|Hallowed Headcase}}, {{item link|Halloweiner}}, {{item link|Handhunter}}, {{item link|Hardium Helm}}, {{item link|Hard-Headed Hardware}}, {{item link|Haunted Hat}}, {{item link|Headtaker's Hood}}, {{item link|Hidden Dragon}}, {{item link|Hollowhead}}, {{item link|Horned Honcho}}, {{item link|Horrific Head of Hare}}, {{item link|Horsemann's Hand-Me-Down}}, {{item link|Hound's Hood}}, {{item link|Hyperbaric Bowler}}, {{item link|Ivan the Inedible}}, {{item link|Jupiter Jumpers}}, {{item link|Larval Lid}}, {{item link|Last Bite}}, {{item link|Lieutenant Bites the Dust}}, {{item link|Lo-Grav Loafers}}, {{item link|Lordly Lapels}}, {{item link|Macabre Mask}}, {{item link|Magical Mercenary}}, {{item link|Maniac's Manacles}}, {{item link|Manneater}}, {{item link|Mann-Bird of Aberdeen}}, {{item link|Medimedes}}, {{item link|Monster's Stompers}}, {{item link|Monstrous Mandible}}, {{item link|Mucous Membrain}}, {{item link|One-Way Ticket}}, {{item link|Parasight}}, {{item link|Pin Pals}}, {{item link|Pocket Horsemann}}, {{item link|Polly Putrid}}, {{item link|PY-40 Incinibot}}, {{item link|Quoth}}, {{item link|Ramses' Regalia}}, {{item link|Raven's Visage}}, {{item link|Rugged Respirator}}, {{item link|Sackcloth Spook}}, {{item link|Scorched Skirt}}, {{item link|Second Opinion}}, {{item link|Shaman's Skull}}, {{item link|Shaolin Sash}}, {{item link|Sir Shootsalot}}, {{item link|Snaggletoothed Stetson}}, {{item link|Space Bracers}}, {{item link|Spectralnaut}}, {{item link|Spellbinder's Bonnet}}, {{item link|Sprinting Cephalopod}}, {{item link|Squid's Lid}}, {{item link|Surgeon's Space Suit}}, {{item link|Terrier Trousers}}, {{item link|Teutonkahmun}}, {{item link|Transylvania Top}}, {{item link|Trepanabotomizer}}, {{item link|Tuque or Treat}}, {{item link|Unidentified Following Object}}, {{item link|Up Pyroscopes}}, {{item link|Vicar's Vestments}}, and {{item link|Vicious Visage}}.
 * Updated Air Raider so it can be painted correctly.
 * Updated Bone Dome so it doesn't hide Pyro's backpack.
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 '''{{Patch name|12|7|2023}}''' ({{update link|Smissmas 2023}})
 * Added {{item link|Bonk Beanie}}, {{item link|Isotopic Insulator}}, {{item link|Trench Warfarer}}, {{item link|Wanderer's Wool}}, {{item link|Impact Impaler}}, {{item link|Masked Loyalty}}, {{item link|Torcher's Trench Coat}}, {{item link|Lazy Lounger}}, {{item link|Nightcap}}, {{item link|Slumber Slacks}}, {{item link|Balkan's Brute}}, {{item link|Bigger Mann on Campus}}, {{item link|Clue Hairdo}}, {{item link|Sleuth Suit}}, {{item link|Frigid Fashion}}, {{item link|Puffed Practitioner}}, {{item link|Rugged Rags}}, {{item link|Scruffed 'n Stitched}}, {{item link|Covert Covers}}, {{item link|Strasbourg Scholar}}, {{item link|Boarder's Beanie}}, {{item link|Cozy Cover-Up}}, and {{item link|Dapper Dickens}}.
+'''{{Patch name|7|18|2024}} #1''' ({{update link|Summer 2024 Update}})
+* Added {{item link|Commonwealth Commando}}, {{item link|Tanker's Top}}, {{item link|Control Patrol}}, {{item link|Justice Johns}}, {{item link|Pathfinder}}, {{item link|Fire Marshal}}, {{item link|Invisible Flame}}, {{item link|Scorched Earth Stompers}}, {{item link|Vaudeville Visor}}, {{item link|Brute's Braces}}, {{item link|Crook's Cap}}, {{item link|Big Star}}, {{item link|Daring Dell}}, {{item link|Desk Engineer}}, {{item link|Free Mann's Fashion}}, {{item link|Hazardous Environment Vest}}, {{item link|Tropical Brim}}, {{item link|Watchmann's Wetsuit}}, {{item link|Aimframe}}, {{item link|Sneaky Blinder}}, {{item link|Tuxedo Royale}}, {{item link|Botler 2000}}, and {{item link|Brand Loyalist}}.
+'''{{Patch name|10|10|2024}} #1''' ({{update link|Scream Fortress 2024}})
+* Added {{item link|Triboniophorus Gentlemannus}}, {{item link|Spider Sights}}, {{item link|Dusk Duster}}, {{item link|Mannhattan Protect}}, {{item link|Nightfall Veil}}, {{item link|Defaced Detonator}}, {{item link|Strikeout}}, {{item link|Fleet Commander}}, {{item link|School Nuisance}}, {{item link|Witch Doctor}}, {{item link|Strigoi Stare}}, {{item link|Nuclear Necessity}}, {{item link|Shadow Shroud}}, {{item link|Delldozer}}, {{item link|Surgeon General}}, {{item link|Hellish Overlord}}, {{item link|Badlands Bandido}}, {{item link|Contaminated Carryall}}, {{item link|Duality of Mantle}}, {{item link|Chiromancer's Kit}}, and {{item link|Sear Seer}}.
 }}
 == Bugs ==
-[[File:incorrectclasscosmetics.jpg|thumb|300px|A BLU [[Spy]] wearing cosmetics meant for the [[Heavy]].]]
+[[File:Incorrect class cosmetics.png|thumb|300px|An [[Engineer]] wearing the [[Soldier's Stash]], [[Chaser]] and [[War on Smissmas Battle Socks]], which are normally only equipable by the [[Soldier]].]]
 * When changing classes, the previous class's cosmetics may stay visually equipped and take priority over the changed-to cosmetics.
 * Due to a glitch involving high latency, players may equip multiple cosmetics that cannot be normally equipped together.

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