Dress Up, Loomix Homes and Homi Decor

Customization in Petit Planet has three layers: your character, your house, and your neighbors’ houses. They use different systems and different currencies, so it helps to keep them separate.

Dress Up: the character layer

The Dress Up app (or the inventory) changes your outfit. You can also customize skin tone, hairstyle and eyes. Clothing is organized into:

• Headwear — hats, caps, headbands.
• Costumes — full-body outfits that usually cannot be combined with other pieces.
• One-Pieces — dresses and full outfits that cover tops and bottoms.
• Tops — shirts, jackets, sweaters.
• Bottoms — trousers, shorts, skirts.
• Socks — socks and tights.
• Footwear — shoes and sandals.
• Accessories — hand, face, handheld, back and ear accessories.
• Hair & Makeup — hairstyles, eye styles and makeup.

Clothing comes from Glenn’s Goods, Loomix Mart, the Starsea Call, event kiosks, neighbor rewards and story unlocks. The source is the best clue to whether an item is permanent or time-limited.

Loomix Homes: the house layer

Your house has a House Rating, and upgrades require certain rating thresholds plus Dough. Neighbor houses are upgraded with Tree Sap and materials tied to the neighbor or their galaxy.

Upgrading a house is not just cosmetic. It gates space, layout options and some decoration requests. The exact rating thresholds are not fully published, so we do not list a fake progression table. The reliable rule is: improve the rating before you expect the next upgrade to appear.

Homi Decor: the neighbor layer

Homi Decor unlocks at Bond 6 with a settled neighbor. It lets you decorate their house.

There are two phases:

1. Basic — everyday furniture requests: seating, lighting, decorations, kitchen appliances.
2. Wish — specific pieces from the neighbor’s furniture set. It becomes available five days after the Basic set is complete.

Each phase has satisfaction tiers. The Final Beta rewards:

Set	3★ satisfaction	4★ satisfaction	5★ satisfaction
Basic	50 Dough + 5 Bond Boost	75 Dough	100 Dough
Wish	100 Dough + 5 Bond Boost	150 Dough	200 Dough

The satisfaction thresholds were 500/700 for 3★, 600/1000 for 4★ and 800/1400 for 5★ in the beta. Those numbers may change; the structure — Basic first, Wish after five days, one-time rewards per neighbor — is the part to remember.

A practical customization plan

1. Pick a silhouette first. Choose one-piece versus top/bottom before buying accessories. It is cheaper than rebuilding an outfit.
2. Check the source. Glenn’s Goods rotates daily; Loomix Mart uses Footprint, not Dough.
3. Do not ignore hair and makeup. They change the character more than a hat and are often cheaper.
4. Upgrade the house before hoarding furniture. More space makes every later purchase more useful.
5. Use Homi Decor as a Bond source. The Bond Boosts are worth more than the Dough if you are raising a neighbor.

Related databases

• Clothing catalog — 359 records with set, source, color, material and style.
• Furniture catalog — 1,042 items with size, score and source.
• Neighbor profiles — who has a Homi Decor request and what they like.