Dyable Starter cloths, able to wear other races cultural gear.

[Nektulos-Tuor]

I think this needs to be done, would look cool. =)

[Kiara1]

I agree that they should be dyable, but I like that all races have different gear.
If I could dye the miqote skirt black and teal I'd be so so happy

[AskaRay]

Dyeing would be cool. But wearing race-specific gear on all races would...defeat the purpose of it.

[BreathlessTao]

Dyeable - yes, I wouldn't mind that.
Other races - nope. This is one of two things (other being AF gear) that I much rather see restricted, actually.

[SpookyGhost]

pls dont appropriate lalafell culture

[Nektulos-Tuor]

I don't see why things are racially restricted. It might look goofy but it shouldn't restrict you from wearing it. Same with female gear for males and male gear for females.

[ThinkPInk]

I like the idea of the starter clothing being dyable but the uniqueness of race specific gear is also really cool. Either way I'd be happy with it. Those Elezen boots are awesome.

[NolLacnala]

I always wanted to wear the Elezen racial clothes on my miqo'te!

But I don't think my neck is long enough I'm tall enough...

[Nektulos-Tuor]

I always wanted to wear the Elezen racial clothes on my miqo'te!

But I don't think my neck is long enough I'm tall enough...

Well, the thing is you can get a high level crafter to recreate it for your race.

[Noxifer]

Dyeable, yes. Totally.

Unlocked for other races? Why not? They have official NPCs who have been adopted by other races. I wouldn't expect those NPCs to still wear their original race's cultural clothing but rather that of their adopted family, especially if the adoption was either early on or otherwise fully embraced. They even mentioned in the name lore somewhere (it's a while since I read it, so I don't recall where exactly) about mixing names if you want to pretend your character was adopted by another race...

Then again, I'd like it if they added separate cultural gear for subraces: Seekers and Keepers don't have the same culture, and I'd expect to see a difference in clothing due to this, and I don't think anyone can argue about Highlanders vs Midlanders -- heck, even their hempen underwear sets are different, yet the starter gear is the same.
Of course, culture is not the same as race, as per above example of cross-race adoption, and I'd like said cultural outfits to be available to other races as well.