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Next to use these in a pack, you have to add this pack as a dependency, or manually place the files in a pack like seattle, that everythign is alraedy dependent on.
To add this pack as a dependency to another pack, open the pack you want to add the dependecy to in the editor. Then choose file->edit content pack dependencies. And add this pack in the dependency list. Once that is done, you can find a merchant, and add the clothing to the merchants gear.
I get the feeling this is just a resource mod that someone can use in their mods.
Now, to add it the the game:
In the editor, find a merchant you want to add the outfits to. Open up thier character sheet, goto the equipment tab. Then in the equipment lists, look for Merchant_T{1 - 4}_Clothing, and add that equipment list to the merchant. Save everything in the editor.
Now, you can goto that merchant in the game and buy the outfits.
As this is built as a 'cooked' pack, this procedure should work even in other cooked packs, like Dead Man's Switch.