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This page shows all of Clyde McBride's different attires he has worn throughout the series, excluding his normal outfit.
Various Seasons
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Various episodes
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During a volleyball match, Lincoln and Clyde wear red T-shirts with a black stripe, and red shorts with yellow stripes.
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His sleepwear consists of navy blue pajamas and white slippers.
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"Hand-Me-Downer" and "Butterfly Effect"
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Clyde wears a purple cycling helmet.
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"The Waiting Game" and "One Flu Over the Loud House"
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Clyde wears a hazmat suit to Chandler's party. He wears one again so he can safely give the Louds his "Heal Meals".
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"Absent Minded" and "Cooked!"
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Clyde wears a blue suit jacket and a yellow tie.
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Season One
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"Get the Message"
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In Lincoln's dramatization on how they will get Lori's phone and delete the hateful message he left on it, Clyde tears his shirt to reveal a white tuxedo underneath it. He also uses a black marker to draw himself a mustache.
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He is shirtless for a brief scene afterwards, with a mustache drawn on with a gold marker.
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"A Tale of Two Tables"
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He is wearing an outfit similar to the outfit worn by Mickey from Rocky.
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He dresses up like a barber to give Lincoln a new hairdo for the grownup table.
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He is wearing a green visor and has a huge pencil in his left ear.
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"Changing the Baby"
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When he thinks Lily is replacing him as Lincoln's best friend, he spies on them disguised as a newsstand worker...
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...and a clothing mannequin.
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He then dresses up like a baby thinking it's the only way to win Lincoln back.
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"Overnight Success"
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His pajamas are dark blue. The top has a zipper.
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"Sleuth or Consequences"
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He cosplays as Ace Savvy's partner One-Eyed Jack when preparing to go to the comic book convention.
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"Butterfly Effect"
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He wears a red parachute when he goes skydiving with Lori.
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"Along Came a Sister"
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In a flashback to the previous year's Halloween, Clyde went trick-or-treating as a spider, and accidentally terrified Leni and Mr. Loud, who are afraid of spiders. He wears his costume again to try to stall the Exterminator from killing Frances, but to no avail.
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"Chore and Peace"
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He wears a wedding tux when Walt accidentally ends up sending Lori's "text" to him instead of Bobby and he believes Lori finally decided to accept him as her beau (a boyfriend or male admirer).
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"For Bros About to Rock"
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He dresses up as one of the band members of SMOOCH at Luna's insistence.
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"Save the Date"
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He disguises himself as a waiter at Jean Juan's French Mex to make sure that Lori and Bobby stay apart only to fail in the end.
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"Lincoln Loud: Girl Guru"
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Clyde and Lincoln wear identical aprons while baking.
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They later wear bow ties while selling pies and balloon animals.
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As the Girl Guru's partner, Clyde adds a tan-colored hat to the outfit from before.
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"Roughin' It"
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Clyde wears an apron, similar to the one from "Lincoln Loud: Girl Guru", but with a white undershirt as well.
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Clyde takes off his glasses so that Lincoln can use the lenses to make a fire.
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"Study Muffin"
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In Clyde's fantasy of acting bad when he goes to middle school without Lincoln, he wears a black t-shirt and black pants. His hair is styled into a faux purple mohawk, and he has a skull drawn on the left side of his head.
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Season Two
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"11 Louds a Leapin'"
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Clyde's snow gear is composed of black pants, purple boots, a purple-gray jacket, and a gray hat similar to Lincoln's.
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Clyde wears a red turtleneck, while still wearing his black pants and shoes.
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"Intern for the Worse"
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Clyde wears a white uniform, a black tie with a red outline, and a white soda jerk hat when working for Flip.
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"Baby Steps"
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In the title card, Clyde is seen as a baby wearing glasses like his regular ones, and a sky blue onesie.
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Clyde wears blue gloves.
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"Brawl in the Family"
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Clyde is seen wearing one of Lincoln's orange shirts for Picture Day.
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"Cheater by the Dozen"
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Lincoln and Clyde wear white cook hats and white aprons, because they work in Giovanni Changs Italian Chinese Bistro to pay debt for the destruction Clyde caused.
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"The Whole Picture"
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Clyde wears various costumes of Lincoln's sisters and parents, as well as one of Santa Claus' elves.
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"Out of the Picture"
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Lincoln and Clyde, as Student Council members, were wearing black robes, and white wigs.
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Lincoln and Clyde, as Chess Club members, were disguised as pawns (Lincoln as a black pawn, and Clyde as a white pawn).
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Lincoln and Clyde, as Morticians Club members, were wearing black tophats, black suits, black trousers, black shoes, white shirts, and red bowties.
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"Room with a Feud"
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He wears a white jacket and a chef's hat.
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"ARGGH! You for Real?"
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When Lincoln and Clyde were watching the taping of ARGGH!, he wears a black turtleneck sweater, a beige belt, and gray boots. He also wears a purple helmet with purple night vision goggles on his head.
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"Tricked!"
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To get into Huntington Manor, he and Lincoln wear light blue suit jackets, white collared shirts, and red and black striped ties.
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"Snow Way Down"
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Clyde was forced to wear an overly protective, bundled up snow suit by Howard and Harold. It was a puffy dark purple jacket with a scarf, mittens, a purple hat, and dark purple shoes.
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Clyde wears the same snow gear in "11 Louds a Leapin'", but in purple.
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Clyde only wore his snow clothes and had to wear a yellow helmet, so he wouldn't kill himself, when sledding.
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Season Three
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"Deal Me Out"
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While fishing, Clyde and Lincoln wear yellow life jackets with black straps.
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"Pasture Bedtime"
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Clyde wears a protection hat at Liam's sleepover.
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Clyde is in his underwear.
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"Absent Minded"
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He and Lincoln wear scuba diving gear.
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"Be Stella My Heart"
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Clyde wears safety goggles over his glasses. He also wears blue gloves.
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Clyde wears his normal outfit, but with no glasses.
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He changes into his gym clothes but still doesn't wear his glasses.
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"Middle Men"
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Clyde wears a lab coat during biology class.
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Clyde wears gym clothes for gym class.
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"Game Boys"
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In the title card, Clyde wears a beige cap with a C in a white circle, a shirt like his regular one but beige and red, and brown pants.
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"Cooked!"
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Clyde disguises himself as a tree to help film Lincoln's commercial.
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Season Five
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"Schooled!"
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He wears a purple anorak and darker purple mittens.
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He wears a green P.E. outfit.
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"Blinded by Science"
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He wears shoes like his usual ones but without laces, beige pants, a purple sweater vest and bow-tie, and a white shirt with the sleeves rolled up.
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He wears the same outfit, but this time with a white apron and chef's hat also.
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Other media
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"Deuces Wild!"
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He cosplays again as One-Eyed Jack during his and Lincoln's superhero fantasy.
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Listen Out Loud
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He wears a bike helmet and a clown's outfit when trying to disguise himself while reviewing Gus's Games and Grub.
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"Clyde and His Dads"
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He ends up accidentally wearing a pillow as an impromptu bodysuit.
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"The Pug House"
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His dog counterpart wears a black afro wig, glasses, and a blue collar with a white name tag that has a wooden design of a house and his name in black letters.
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"10 Headed Beast"
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In his imagination, he wears a lime green jerkin, two neck bands (one blue and one lime green), black pants with blue on the hips, and black arm bands with blue and lime green trim.
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