Clothing in Furville

Clothing in Furville varies depending on the district and gender. Generally citizens wear only tops with the occasional leg warmers. Bottoms, such as pants or underwear, are less common in Furville, but not unheard of. Bottoms target a citizen's needs first, as oppose to fashion, however aesthetics are still taken into account to accommodate different tastes. Outfits, combined tops and bottoms, are common in public services for health and safety reasons.

Fashion
Fashion-based bottoms include pants, skirts, and loincloths, or light underwear, to name a few. Shy or conservative types are more likely to wear bottoms. These types have loser guidelines then their counterparts. Fashionable bottoms thickness depends on the martial but must remain absorbent enough to handle the occasional accident. The only thick clothing fashion-based companies tend to sell is winter-based wear.

While getting aroused in public is often considered inappropriate, it isn't considered an public offense and often understandable by the majority, due to the nature of the society. If if that person is frequently aroused, citizens and services alike universally suggest someone should wear bottoms of the fashionable variety.

Needs
Needs-based bottoms are often more thicker. They're either sold commercially or provided as part of a medical and optionally subsidized for future purchases. These types are often more reliable then their fashion-based counterparts as they follow stricter guidelines. Needs-based bottoms often target women/cuntboys on their monthlies, mammals with disabilities, or cubs.

Cubs
While cubs wear diapers shortly after they're born or hatched, they're encouraged to stop wearing it after the age of two to four, depending on culture, diaper type, parental habits, and the cub's personality, in favour of pants or a loincloth, until they reach of the age of majority. After the age of majority, they're free to wear as much or little as they choose to.

Cubs may have problems with bladder control (primarily at night), until eight years or older, and may wear diapers while sleeping to control bedwetting. Doctors encourage parents to use diapers as a precautionary measure, since the child may become use to wearing it at night, saying that prolonged use sends a "message of permission" to urinate in their sleep.