Sims 4 Custom Content Finds You Don’t Want to Miss (September 2026!)

September CC hunting has officially started 🤭 I’m keeping all my newest Sims 4 custom content finds here, from CAS favorites to those random little downloads I somehow always need.

New month, new excuse to open my mods folder and make it even bigger. September has only just started, and I already have quite a few Sims 4 custom content finds bookmarked for this list.

Expect a real mix this month. I’ll be adding clothes, hair, makeup, skin details, accessories, furniture, clutter, CC packs, and whatever else catches my eye along the way. I never really know what creators are going to release next, which is honestly half the fun of putting these monthly lists together.

I’ll be adding to this post throughout September rather than waiting until the end of the month, so you may find something new each time you come back.

And once the list gets a little too long, I’ll use pagination to keep everything easy to browse. My CC folder can be chaotic, but the post doesn’t have to be. 🤭

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Sims 4 Custom Content Finds

Sims 4 Elliana Curly Puff CC – Orchiona

Orchiona gives this style a gorgeous full puff with lots of tight curls and volume, while the side-swept curl in front keeps the face nicely framed. The shape feels soft and romantic, but still bold enough to stand out in CAS.

I’d use Elliana for spring looks, date outfits, garden parties, or Sims with a more feminine style. The puff has plenty of personality on its own, so even a simple outfit can look a lot more finished.

The Simfluencer Event CC Pack by LC x Ashley Plays

LC x Ashley Plays packed this set with the kind of pieces that make a poolside event feel properly styled instead of just decorated. You get sleek outdoor furniture, branded-looking clutter, display pieces, and functional cocktails, so there’s a nice mix of visual detail and actual gameplay use.

I’d use it for influencer parties, rooftop events, resort builds, pool lounges, or any modern hangout space that needs a polished setup.

The furniture gives you the base, while the smaller clutter and drink items make the whole scene feel much more complete.

Star Hairstyle by Boschiana CC

The rounded shape and soft curls around the hairline give Star a really pretty, polished finish. There’s plenty of volume, but it still feels easy enough for everyday CAS instead of looking too formal.

It would suit office outfits, family gameplay, brunch looks, or dressier everyday styles. The silhouette frames the face nicely and gives the hairstyle a bit more presence than a simple pulled-back look.

Autumn Crush Collection – Busra-tr

Autumn dressing gets a cute mix of sporty, preppy, and slightly dressier pieces in this collection. Busra-tr includes striped layers, fitted shorts, an oversized graphic tee, a collared romper, and a simple ruffle-hem mini dress, so the pack doesn’t feel stuck in one exact style.

The deeper reds, creams, browns, and patterned shorts make it especially nice for cooler-season CAS.

I’d mix these into campus outfits, casual weekends, café dates, or everyday looks that need a little fall flavor without going full sweater weather.

Short Cut 07 by F5errorf5

Short Cut 07 has a playful little shape with tiny double buns, loose wispy pieces, and the option to wear it with or without short bangs.

F5errorf5 also includes cute bow accessories, which give the style a more dressed-up version when you want a bit of extra detail.

I like how different the two front options feel even though the overall cut stays the same. It works nicely for casual outfits, alternative looks, or younger Sims who suit short hair with a slightly quirky finish.

Nail It! Nail Art Edition – Joliebean

Joliebean goes all in on dramatic nail styling with this collection. The long pointed shape already makes a statement, and the different nail-art options give you plenty of room to match darker outfits, glam looks, or more alternative Sims.

What I like most is how much the nails can change the whole CAS look even though they’re such a small detail.

They’d work especially well for party outfits, gothic styling, Y2K looks, or Sims who need something a little sharper than a basic manicure.

Olofström Collection – NSWL

Olofström has that soft retro furniture look that works beautifully in reading corners and cozy living rooms. NSWL mixes cushioned lounge chairs, modular shelving, a low storage unit, lighting, and a few smaller pieces that give the room a relaxed, collected feel.

The curved chair frames and muted colors are what stand out most to me. I’d use this set for mid-century inspired apartments, bookish spaces, calm bedrooms, or any build that needs furniture with a little personality but still feels easy to live with.

Jay Hair Revamped by Johnnysims

Jay has a soft, polished shape with longer curtain-style pieces falling across the forehead and plenty of volume through the top. Johnnysims keeps the sides neat, so the cut feels styled and modern without looking too stiff.

The revamped version works especially well for casual outfits, date looks, college Sims, or cleaner streetwear styling. It’s one of those male hairs that can easily shift from laid-back to dressed up depending on the outfit.

BB Lipstick by Crypticsim

BB Lipstick has that soft, blended finish that works really well for everyday CAS. Crypticsim keeps the lips defined but not overly glossy, with 35 shades ranging from deeper browns and reds to softer pinks and nude tones.

The color range is the big win for me because it gives you plenty of options for different skin tones and makeup styles. I’d use it for natural looks, warm glam, date-night makeup, or Sims who just need a polished lip that doesn’t steal the whole face.

Elegance Redefined CC Pack – RIMINGS

There’s a very polished, grown-up feel to this collection, with fitted midi and maxi dresses, tailored bodices, soft floral prints, and subtle button details. The silhouettes are elegant without feeling overly formal, so they can work for both everyday dressier looks and special occasions.

The variety is what makes the set useful for me. You get softer pastel options, clean solid colors, and patterned dresses, so it’s easy to style Sims for dinners, weddings, work events, or sophisticated date-night outfits.

Of Soul Set by Orchiona

Of Soul feels like a little self-care corner for the bathroom, with warm-toned body products and smaller grooming pieces that make counters look much more lived-in. The set includes body scrub, body wash, soap, a candle, and wooden combs, all with a soft earthy look.

I’d use these around sinks, tubs, vanity shelves, or spa-style bathrooms where you want a few realistic details instead of leaving every surface empty. The natural colors also make the clutter easy to blend into neutral, boho, or plant-filled interiors.

Comfy Living Sofa by Lina-Cherie

I like how this sofa already looks styled straight out of Build/Buy, with the chaise shape, layered cushions, and cozy throw blanket making it feel much more finished than a plain sectional. Lina-Cherie includes 10 swatches, ranging from bright pink, orange, green, and blue to softer neutrals and darker shades.

The floral cushions add a nice bit of pattern, while the overall shape stays simple enough for everyday family homes.

I’d use it in living rooms, apartments, colorful lounges, or cozy TV spaces where you want one big comfy piece to anchor the room.

Sims 4 Flowers in the Bathroom CC Find – Kirsicca

I really like the little floral details in this bathroom set because they make the room feel softer without turning it overly sweet. The bathtub, toilet, and sink all carry the same delicate flower theme, while the warm wood tones and vintage-style fixtures keep everything feeling cozy.

It would work beautifully in cottage homes, older family houses, or bathrooms that need a bit more personality than plain white fixtures. The matching pieces also make it easy to build a full room that feels coordinated without looking too perfect.

Avera CAS Shoes by Bostyny

Avera gives you a nice little mix of shoe styles, so it’s useful for more than one kind of outfit. There are simple loafers for casual looks, pointed heels for dressier Sims, and playful open-toe styles with bows and brighter colors.

I’d use these for everyday outfits, office looks, dates, parties, or whenever a Sim needs shoes that feel a little more polished than the usual basics.

The variety makes the set easy to reuse across different wardrobes.