Top Games Lists: 10 Cozy Games Like Dressmaker (in 2026)

Quilts & Cats of Calico is available on Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox, iOS and Android

Quilts and Cats of Calico is a wholesome, award-winning complex puzzle game for 1 to 4 players. Meet adorable cats and sew the coziest quilts. — Steam

The first game on this list is more textiles based than fashion. Quilts and Cats of Calico is the digital adaptation of the Calico board game, where you’re tasked with sewing a quilt from patterned fabric scraps. Combine colors and patterns with their pairs and you’ll score more points for the finished design, attract buttons, and draw in cats who each have their own taste in bedding. Just like Dressmaker, there’s a story campaign where cats have great power and influence over people’s lives. You can even create your own cat in the customizer.

Quilts & Cats of Calico is the closest in style to Dressmaker. From here on out I’ve had to get a little bit creative with the choices.

Fashion Dreamer is available on Nintendo Switch and Loaded

Enter a virtual world of fashion fantasies made real, where coordination and communication mix like never before. Your new life as an influencer awaits! — Switch

Fashion Dreamer was created by the same team that made the Style Savvy series, you play a style influencer and your main goal is to level up to be the ultimate influencer – put together outfits from over 1,400 customizable clothing and accessory items to earn Likes from other Muses. Liking someone else’s look lets you borrow their pieces for your own outfits and recommendations, and the game runs online, so other players’ Muses and their creations show up in your world too.

You can even design your own logo for your brand, create your own photo backdrop and wander around the world of Eve meeting other Muses.

If you’re waiting on Dressmaker to land on Switch, Fashion Dreamer is almost a pioneer in the dress up game genre. this is one of the better fashion games (there’s not many).

Model Debut 4 is available on Steam and Switch 2

A fashion game packed with the latest trend items! Enjoy styling, modeling jobs, and even romance as you aim to become the No.1 model. — Switch

Another fashion game on Switch you might want to check out is MODEL Debut 4. In this Japanese game you build a model’s career through magazine shoots, TV appearances, and brand campaigns, matching outfits to themes and designing your own article layouts as you go, with a story about rebuilding a talent agency and working toward the series’ big annual runway show.

There’s no fashion design, but if you want a girly pop game with cute clothes the latest in the Model Debut Series has that with added glitter.

Infinity Nikki is available for free on Steam, PlayStation, Android and iOS

Embark on a cozy open-world adventure filled with vast landscape, mystical puzzles and unexpected platforming challenges. Dress up not just for style, but to unravel hidden mysteries. — Steam

You play as Nikki, travelling across the fantasy land of Miraland and collecting an enormous wardrobe of outfits, from everyday looks to elaborate fantasy wear. Outfits aren’t just cosmetic, many of them carry magical abilities tied to how you explore, letting you float, glide, shrink, or purify your surroundings, so building the right look also unlocks new ways to move through the world. You craft new pieces from materials gathered during cozy side activities like fishing, bug catching, and animal grooming, then mix and match everything freely to build your own style.

Some outfits are earned through crafting with collected materials, while others are tied to the game’s gacha system, a random-chance method common in free-to-play games for unlocking cosmetic items, so it’s worth going in with that expectation

Tailor Simulator is available on Steam

Build your workshop and turn it into a fashion business. Interact with your customers and design unique collections to sell in your store. Upgrade your workshop until you rule the fashion industry. — Steam

If you liked the shop and sewing aspects of Dressmaker then try Tailor Simulator. This shop keeper game is still in early access but has potential. You start in an abandoned workshop and build it into a fashion business, taking customer orders and designing collections from fabrics like cotton and linen. Beyond the sewing, there’s a management layer too: hiring staff, organizing inventory, upgrading furniture, and tearing down walls to grow the shop’s capacity and appeal.

The developer, Zoady, has laid out an 8 to 12 month roadmap for additional content, including a clothing factory, seasonal collections, a second city, and deeper customer relationships. So there’s much more content to come.

Clothing Store Simulator is available on Steam

Are you ready to shape fashion world? Make a brand deal, order products, fill the aisles, dress the mannequins and start selling. Dresses, shirts, coats, pants, nightwear, underwear, shoes and more are waiting for you. — Steam

You run everything from an in-game computer: signing brand deals to stock name-brand products, ordering inventory, and setting prices to keep customers happy. You pick up stock and arrange it yourself, placing items on shelves and hangers, filling aisles, and dressing mannequins for display. Store design is also yours to shape, with furniture, decorations, and layout choices that affect how customers respond.

The developer discloses using AI-generated content for the store’s capsule (thumbnail) images.

Historical Fashion Dress Up is available on Steam

Create historically accurate outfits, customize your characters, and print charming paper dolls. — Steam

Next on this list I’ve added a game you may enjoy if you liked the vintage era of Dressmaker. You design historically accurate outfits across 6 European fashion eras, the 1560s, 1680s, 1780s, 1820s, 1880s, and 1920s, with every garment researched from museum collections and period art.

Beyond picking clothes, you can customize facial features, hairstyles, and accessories, build little scenes with characters and backgrounds from any era, and save your favorite looks to a wardrobe. There’s also a print feature that turns your designs into paper dolls you can color in yourself.

Fashion Mall Story is available to wishlist on Steam

A stylish fashion mall management simulator. — Steam

From old games to upcoming ones, Fashion Mall Story hasn’t got a release date yet but it’s one to wishlist if you liked previous games by Kairosoft. Make clothes, attract tenants, and build a trend-setting hub!

In Fashion Mall Story you will choose from different shapes and accent features to create all-new garments, then display your creations in your stores. Besides clothing retailers, you can also build various other stores, such as nail bars and perfume stores. Build a hub for all things fashion in your very own dream mall!

Thrifty Business is available on Steam

Run your very own thrift shop in this laid-back management sim! — Steam

I’ve got another shop creator up next with Thrifty Business. You run a 90s-inspired thrift shop, digging through boxes of secondhand clothes, antiques, toys, and other finds, then building displays out of them across 500+ items. Organizing by color, theme, or whatever system you like earns community points toward unlocking more furniture, wallpaper, and flooring, and the shop doubles as a community hub where regulars share stories and make requests you can fulfill.

It’s bright, it’s cheerful, and a fun game to play next.

Stitch is available on Nintendo Switch, Android & iOS

Stitch. is a casual puzzle game with embroidery on a numbered grid.  — Steam

And last on today’s list, a puzzle game… because I’ve run out of fashion and shopping games. In Stitch you fill in numbered grids with different stitches and colors to complete an embroidery hoop, Sudoku-style, where each number tells you how many squares in that row or column need filling and in what color.

Hoops range from extra small to extra-extra large, and the game eases you in with small sections before working up to bigger designs. Finished hoops unlock a Free Stitch mode where you can recolor your completed work however you like, plus weekly themed challenges and achievement tiers to unlock more.