On April 10th 2025, two new Creator Kits were released for The Sims 4. One was an Architecture & Décor Kit, the other a Fashion & Style Kit. These Kits were called Sleek Bathroom and Sweet Allure. Sleek Bathroom, designed by Syboulette, was the Architecture & Décor Kit. On the other hand, AHarris00Britney’s Kit Sweet Allure was the Fashion & Style Kit. These are two very different Kits, but what do they include, and are they worth getting? Let’s explore as we delve into each Kit further.
You can now get The Sims 4 Sleek Bathroom Creator Kit and The Sims 4 Sweet Allure Creator Kit for $4.99 each on PC via Steam and EA App, Mac via Origin, PlayStation 4 | 5, Xbox One | Xbox Series X/S, and Epic Games Store.
For our other The Sims 4 Kit overviews, check these out:
- Sweet Slumber Party and Cozy Kitsch
- Business Chic and Refined Living Room
- Comfy Gamer, Secret Sanctuary, and Casanova Cave
You can also check out our ranking of The Sims 4 Kits from worst to best.
Sleek Bathroom
We’ll start with the first Kit, Sleek Bathroom, which adds 25 new objects to create a stylish and modern bathroom. This being a Creator Kit, it was made by Syboulette. Here’s everything you need to know about The Sims 4 Sleek Bathroom Creator Kit.
Sleek Bathroom features 25 objects needed to create a fresh and stylish bathroom.
New Content
Sleek Bathroom includes 25 objects specifically created to make a sophisticated, modern bathroom. Everything you need for this purpose comes with this Kit, including:
- One matching wall and floor tiles
- A toilet
- A standing shower (meaning it has no protective walls around it)
- A bathtub
- A sink
- A wall mirror
- A bath mat
- Towel rack
- 2 shower partitions (one clear glass, one panelled)
- A small wall shelf
- A wall partition also functioning as a shelf
- 2 potted plants
- 2 lights (wall and ceiling)
- The rest of the content is made up of bathroom-themed clutter items
New Bathroom Stuff
You get everything you would expect from a Kit tailored around a bathroom. Apart from Bathroom Clutter Kit, there hasn’t been any bathroom-centered DLC for The Sims 4, so I was quite pleased to learn about this particular Kit. Further good news is that I actually like this Kit, after looking through all the items and having fun decorating a bathroom with it. I can definitely see myself using this a lot. The Sims 4 and its numerous DLC does have bathroom stuff, but this is the first time a bunch of objects have come together and coordinated nicely.
What I also like are the swatches on offer. There’s a good number to choose from; soft orange, dark blue, teal, turquoise, gold, black, and white. You can mix and match these swatches, but when using the same together, they look great. The objects aren’t ridiculously expensive either, so you could probably redecorate if you had a starter family.
Sims will feel even fresher after a wash in a Sleek Bathroom.
My Favorite Items
I also like the objects on offer as a whole. You only get one new wall tile and one new floor tile, but that doesn’t matter because they come in many swatches and complete the look of the bathroom with all the objects. Also, there’s only one of each plumbing object (toilet, sink, shower, and tub), but they all look great together. There’s no combined shower and bathtub, an object I find quite useful to have, but for once I’m not that bothered. I also like the decorative objects, such as the towel rack, potted plants, rug, mirror, and the clutter objects. There’s only two new lights, but again I’m not too worried about this.
I wasn’t sure about the standing shower at first, absent of any protective walls, but when I came across the shower partitions, I thought these looked really cool and stylish. I can now see myself using the shower and these partitions when designing bathrooms.
Another cool object was the wall partition. This can be used as a half wall, but as demonstrated in the official screenshots, you can place them against the wall. You can then use it as a display, putting small objects along it. It’s a cool idea that I don’t believe has been done in The Sims 4 before, so I admire the creativity.
A Sleek Bathroom decked out in soft orange colors.
Final Summary
When I first saw The Sims 4 Sleek Bathroom upon its announcement, I was intrigued but unsure of how good it would be. In the end, now I’ve got to try it out myself, I can say that I really like this Kit. I like new bathroom stuff in the game, so this for me was a welcome addition to The Sims 4. Maybe we could have another Kit like this in the future, focusing again on bathrooms?
If I had to give a final score, I would say 9 out of 10.
Sweet Allure
Next, we have The Sims 4 Sweet Allure, another Creator Kit, this time from AHarris00Britney. This one is a Fashion & Style Kit, adding a bunch of preppy styles for older Sims to The Sims 4. Let’s check out what’s available.
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- Teens and older can use the Sweet Allure items.
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- Sweet Allure offers chic cozy looks for your Sims.
New Content
If you’re looking for comfy-yet-stylish outfits for your teens and older Sims, Sweet Allure might be what you want. It includes 27 fashion items tailored for both masculine and feminine Sims.
With Sweet Allure, you get the following items:
- 2 feminine dresses
- 2 feminine bottoms
- 1 feminine pair of shorts
- 3 feminine skirts
- 5 feminine tops
- 1 feminine pair of shoes
- 1 masculine bottoms
- 1 masculine shorts
- 1 masculine pair of shoes
- 5 masculine tops
- 2 necklaces
- 1 pair of earrings
- 1 beret
- 1 pair of tights
Cozy-and-Stylish Look
This was another Kit I wasn’t sure about upon its initial reveal, but after examining each item and playing around with dressing up my Sims, I was pleasantly surprised. Not that I was expecting to hate it, but there are some nice items added in here. I can definitely see teen Sims wearing these threads, but also older Sims as well. I like the cozy-and-stylish look of these items. The swatches are great too, in their sweet and subtle pastel colors that coordinate wonderfully together.
The only thing I would say is that maybe we could have had a extra pair of shoes, and more masculine bottom options, but otherwise the selection available was good. We get 27 items altogether, and you can put together a few good outfits out of these, so it’s worth it.
Masculine Sweet Allure fashions.
My Favorite Items
A few notable items I especially like are the beret with the bow, the tights that go really well with the bottoms, the shorts and skirt with the frills, the dresses, and the tops. As a whole though, this is a really good Kit. I honestly had fun trying out different combos.
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- Feminine Sweet Allure fashions.
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- More feminine Sweet Allure fashions.
Final Summary
I like it whenever a pack or Kit for The Sims 4 is better than expected. Not that I thought Sweet Allure would be bad, but I now have some great new items to outfit my Sims in. I can see this particular Kit meshing well with DLC like High School Years, Lovestruck, Pastel Pop Kit, Comfy Gamer Kit, and lots more. The stuff in Sweet Allure is just so chic!
My final score for The Sims 4 Sweet Allure Creator Kit would have to be an 8.5 out of 10.
Conclusion
There we have it, two very different Creator Kits, and both very much worth it, in my opinion. I can see myself using both these Kits quite a lot when I play The Sims 4 and are worthy additions to my huge collection.
We already know that next month, we have 3 brand-new Kits coming to The Sims 4: Golden Years, Kitchen Clutter, and Restoration Workshop. All three of these sound very interesting, so I can’t wait for them to come out and see how good they are!
