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Various episodes
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His night attire are standard orange pajamas.
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"Space Invader", and "Two Boys and a Baby"
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In these episodes, he just wears an orange t-shirt, underwear and socks as his night attire instead.
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Various episodes
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Whenever his shirt isn't covering the top part of his jeans, he's often shown without a belt. The exceptions are "Sound of Silence" and "One of the Boys," which show a black belt with a silver buckle.
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Various episodes
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He wears a light blue suit, with an orange necktie and dark brown shoes. He has his hair combed backwards. Lincoln considers it his "grown-up" suit, because it makes him seem bigger and more mature.
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Various episodes
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Whenever he rides a bike, he wears a blue bike helmet.
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Various episodes
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His swim attire consists of a pair of orange trunks.
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Various episodes
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Lincoln's winter outfit consists a brown cap, a red coat, an aqua scarf, and brown winter boots (based on Charlie Brown's winter outfit in Peanuts).
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Various episodes
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Lincoln wears a new Ace Savvy costume, similar to the old one, but with the black mask.
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Season One
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"Left in the Dark" and "Changing the Baby"
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He only includes official "ARRGH! Branded Night Vision Goggles" to his normal outfit, but they're really just a toy and do not actually provide night vision.
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"Get the Message" and "A Tattler's Tale"
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He only includes a gray bonnet to his normal outfit when he tries to erase the scathing voicemail that he sent to Lori and sneaks into Lola's room to find out any secrets about her.
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"Get the Message" and "A Novel Idea"
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Lincoln wears a Virtual Reality headset when he plays a game on it.
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"Making the Case"
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During Lincoln's flashbacks about the many tries he did to obtain a trophy he can be seen in some different attires. First, he wears the typical outfit of a marathon runner; an orange sleeveless shirt, blue shorts, and on his chest he carries a paper with the number "0".
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Then, he is seen wearing a white gi, with a black belt.
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While Lincoln was doing a stunt video, he is wearing a blue helmet and a suit made of 672 breath mints.
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One of Lincoln's embarrassing videos has him dancing with an attire that consists of a light blue shirt, red trousers with white and yellow suspenders, an orange bow tie, and a red beret.
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"A Tale of Two Tables"
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He wears a completely different suit in his fantasy of what it would be like at the grown-up table.
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"Project Loud House" and "Dance, Dance Resolution"
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He is wearing Lynn's roller skates and a helmet to skate down the hall after giving the twins their toothbrushes and toothpaste. He is wearing the same outfit when Polly Pain trained her roll derby technique on him.
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"Project Loud House"
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He is wearing an apron and oven mitt to cook eggs for his sisters.
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"In Tents Debate"
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He wears a red Hawaiian shirt with blue flowers, a yellow Hawaiian Lei, and red sunglasses.
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He also wears an utter hat with his Hawaiian clothes already on.
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Lincoln got shirtless and wore swim trunks, water wings, and a rubber duck floaty.
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"Sound of Silence"
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He briefly wears a strange orange suit created by Leni. The suit includes a white belt with red dots, blue socks, and white shoes. She calls it the "Manotard."
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"Space Invader"
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He wears a green and yellow Mexican wrestler mask and dubs himself "Loco Lincoln".
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He disguises as a gothic boy, with a black T-shirt, gray pants, black-and-white platform boots and long striped fingerless gloves. He also dyed his hair black and used black eye shadow. The disguise makes him look like Lucy and he used it in an attempt to throw Lynn out of his room, but to his disappointment, Lynn thinks it's funny.
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"Picture Perfect"
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Like the rest of his sisters, he wears a red Christmas sweater for his "perfect" picture.
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"Undie Pressure"
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First he wears Lori's purple flowered leggings in an attempt to feel more comfortable while he reads his comics.
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He then switches to wearing cream-colored sweatpants.
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At the end of the episode, he wears his red "victory undies" that Lola bought him.
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"Ties That Bind"
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To please his parents, he wears a brown suit that looks nearly identical to his "grown-up" suit.
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In his fantasy as an only child, Lincoln wears a "rich boy outfit", with an orange dressing gown with a blue kerchief.
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"Hand-Me-Downer"
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Lincoln wears Leni's Turquoise green sparkly shirt with pink L.L. initials on it.
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Lincoln wears a jock strap.
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"Sleuth or Consequences" and "The Whole Picture"
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He cosplayed his favorite superhero Ace Savvy. He did it to supposedly assist Clyde to the comic book convention, but at the end, he didn't go because he got grounded.
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"Sleuth or Consequences"
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During the previous night, Lincoln came to the toilet wearing only his orange polo and white underwear.
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"Chore and Peace"
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Because his clothes wasn't washed, Lincoln must wear a black trash bag as a shirt and two boxes of paper tissues as shoes.
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"For Bros About to Rock" and "Yes Man" (title card)
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When he goes to the SMOOCH concert, he dresses up exactly like Pucker Uppenheimer.
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"Two Boys and a Baby"
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Lincoln wears a surgical mask while he cleans the litter box.
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"Cover Girls"
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In this episode, Lincoln dresses up exactly like all of his sisters to cover them while they are making other activities. When their parents found out about their little charade, their punishment was to go about their tasks while still dressed as the siblings they covered. While he was still dressed as Lily, he didn't seem to mind too much when Clyde came over, but that changed when he found out he brought their whole class with him, thus resulting in them laughing at his humiliation.
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"Save the Date" and "Be Stella My Heart"
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Lincoln wears an orange long sleeved shirt with more buttons than his everyday shirt. He also wears khakis pants and brown shoes.
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"Out on a Limo"
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He wears an exclusive red robe with Tetherby at the Tetherby Country Club.
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When he goes to Tetherby's party, Lincoln wears a black top hat and wields a black walking stick. He really does not wear a tuxedo, instead he colors his own polo shirt and jeans with a black marker to make it seem like a real tuxedo.
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"A Novel Idea"
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He disguises as a girl in an attempt to go with Dad to his office, but it fails.
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Lincoln is seen wearing a white surgical mask, goggles, and blue rubber gloves.
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"A Novel Idea" and "Cooked!"
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Lincoln is seen wearing a hardhat.
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"April Fools Rules"
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He only includes to his normal outfit a football helmet to protect himself from Luan's pranks.
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"Lincoln Loud: Girl Guru"
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Lincoln and Clyde wear identical aprons while baking.
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They later wear bow ties while selling pies and balloon animals.
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Lincoln dresses up as a guru in a pale yellow gown, with white sandals, an orange flower necklace, a gold medallion, and a flower on his hair.
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"Roughin' It"
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Lincoln wears an orange bathrobe and a blue towel over his head. He has mud on his chin as part of a mud mask.
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Lincoln wears a headlamp to paint Lucy's nails in the dark.
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Lincoln wears a brown jacket, with fringes on the sleeves.
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Lincoln wears a red bandana, when sewing Leni's poncho.
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Lincoln fashioned himself and Clyde ponchos made of leaves (which are later found out to be poison ivy), with birch bark linings.
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Lincoln wears a pale pink waist apron, and magenta oven mitts.
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"The Waiting Game"
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When Lincoln gets ready for Chandler's birthday party, he puts on a black suit (just like his "grown-up" suit), a red tie, and yellow boots.
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When Lincoln works at the arcade instead of Lori so she can go to the dance, he wears the arcade uniform, which is a hat and a shirt with stripes and red shorts.
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"The Loudest Yard"
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He wears a sweatsuit while Lynn teaches him everything she knows about football.
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Lincoln wears a red and yellow Royal Woods Rooster suit while playing football.
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"Dance, Dance Resolution"
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When performing at the turntable in an attempt to hide from Ronnie Anne, he wears a dark gray beanie, black shades, and reddish-pink headphones.
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"A Fair to Remember"
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After returning home from a monster truck arena with Bobby, he wears a red trucker hat with a capital "A", a souvenier T-shirt, and a foam finger.
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"A Tattler's Tale"
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While Lola makes her siblings do favors for her so that she won't spoil their secrets, he dresses up as a butler and combed his hair backwards.
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"Funny Business"
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Lincoln wears a headset and his regular clothes, but black with white details.
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Lincoln has pie cream on his face and a small pink bow in his hair. He is no longer wearing his headset.
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Lincoln wears balloons over his outfit.
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Lincoln has his head stuck through Maggie's birthday sign. He wears clown clothing, a clown nose, fake orange tufts of hair, and a green hat.
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Lincoln wears a striped shirt, black shorts, long white socks, black shoes, a black beret, and a red scarf when performing as Luan's mime assistant.
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"Homespun"
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Lincoln wears a blue pirate hat with a white skull on it, while he works on a pirate ship in the basement.
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He wears a coonskin cap when reenacting the pioneer days.
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Season Two
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"11 Louds a Leapin'"
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Lincoln wears an orange sweater and a brown winter cap.
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Lincoln swaps his brown cap for a green helmet and adds a pair of crimson red gloves.
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Lincoln wears his coat, scarf, boots, and gloves, but does not wear any headgear.
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"Intern for the Worse"
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Lincoln 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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"The Old and the Restless"
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Lincoln wears a laser tag vest, that is dark gray with a circle in the middle.
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"Baby Steps"
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Lincoln wears a ragged brown cloak, to resemble a troll, while playing with the twins.
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"Suite and Sour"
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While putting on a show to persuade their parents to take them to a resort, he dresses as their Aunt Ruth.
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He dresses as a bellhop when they introduce that they set up a nice weekend for their parents in their house.
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"Cheater by the Dozen"
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Lincoln and Clyde wear white cook hats and white aprons, because they had to work in Giovanni Changs Italian Chinese Bistro to pay for the destruction Clyde caused.
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"The Whole Picture"
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Lincoln (as a baby) wears a white diaper and a purple bib.
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Lincoln (as a baby) wears an orange blanket sleeper and is covered in makeup.
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A younger version of Lincoln wears a cowboy outfit with brown boots, blue jeans, a yellow long sleeved shirt with checkers, a brown vest and a green hat. Current Lincoln is later seen wearing the same clothing.
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Lincoln wore a diaper while recreating photo of him and Lynn in bathtub.
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Lincoln was wearing a white long-sleeved shirt and an orange sleeveless sweater.
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In this picture, Lincoln wore orange baby pajamas.
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Lincoln with white cloth and a blue plate on his head to look like he is getting a haircut.
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At his 6th birthday party, younger Lincoln went bowling. He wears clothing which is similar to what he wears now, but he has shorts instead of pants, and is wearing bowling shoes.
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At his 7th birthday party, younger Lincoln wore a magician outfit.
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"No Such Luck"
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Lincoln was wearing a red-white baseball cap and a big yellow glove on his left hand.
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During his solo dance, Lincoln was wearing a white long-sleeved shirt, white underwear, white socks and sunglasses.
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Lincoln wears a mascot costume resembling a squirrel to show that he is good luck to his family.
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"Kick the Bucket List"
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Lincoln wears on orange sleeveless shirt with a "1" on it and blue shorts.
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Lincoln was wearing a pink body suit during his would be trapeze performance.
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Lincoln was wearing red swim trunks.
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"Party Down"
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As "Lincolnovich Loudinski", Lincoln wears a typical Russian man's outfit. This includes a red hair wig with fuzzy eyebrows and a mustache.
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"Shell Shock"
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During volleyball match Lincoln and Clyde wear red t-shirts with black stripe and red shorts with yellow stripes.
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During art class, Lincoln was seen wearing a green apron over his normal outfit.
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"The Loudest Mission: Relative Chaos"
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While playing pirates with CJ, Lincoln was wearing a colander bowl on his head.
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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 powdered wigs.
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Lincoln and Clyde, as Chess Club members, were disguised as pawns (Lincoln as the black pawn and Clyde as the white pawn).
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Lincoln and Clyde, as Morticians Club members, were wearing black tops, black suits, black trousers, black shoes, white shirts and red ribbons.
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"Room with a Feud"
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Lisa's experiment made Lincoln bald and green headed.
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"Back Out There"
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Lincoln, along with his friends, was wearing a white suit, white trousers and brown shoes.
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Lincoln was still wearing a white suit, white trousers, brown shoes and had a different hairstyle.
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Along with wearing the same new outfit and brown shoes, Lincoln wears a blue helmet while Go-Karting.
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"Spell It Out"
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While playing an online game, Lincoln was wearing a viking costume. It included a horned helmet, a warrior skirt and a wooden sword.
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He wears a red hat, which he uses to drink Flippees, during Pop-Pop's game.
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"Fool's Paradise"
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He tests out Lola and Lana's Prank-Me-Not Poncho.
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"Job Insecurity"
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He dressed up as Lynn Sr. when auditioning to replace him for the interview.
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He then strips down to his underwear when he starts feeling uncomfortable, but keeps the wig.
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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 grey boots. He also wears a blue helmet, with purple night vision lenses on his head.
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"Future Tense"
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Lincoln wears a yellow traffic vest.
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"Yes Man"
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Lincoln gave himself a makeover to convince his parents to give him money for his SMOOCH ticket.
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"No Spoilers"
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"Legends" and "Home of the Fave"
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When leaving to Orlando, Lincoln wears an Orange Iguanas costume.
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"Legends"
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After another failed attempt to spend some time together, Lincoln and Lynn Sr. come back home wearing diving suits.
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For their 5-hour submission tape, Lincoln wears an Olmec head costume.
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"Mall of Duty"
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Lincoln wears a red bandana on his head while he is looking for his younger sisters.
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"Not a Loud"
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Lincoln as a baby was wearing orange pajamas and a white winter hat.
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He wears an aviator hat, goggles, a white scarf and a thin board tied on each arm. He was wearing this outfit to try to fly.
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"Tricked!"
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To get into Huntington Manor, he and Clyde wear light blue suit jackets and shorts, white collared shirts, and red and black striped ties.
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"The Crying Dame"
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Lincoln dresses as Fenton the Feel-Better Fox. He wears an open magenta button-up shirt over his orange shirt, red paw gloves, red paw shoes, a red and orange fox tail attached to his waist, and a hat resembling Fenton's head.
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"Snow Way Down"
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Lincoln was forced into an overly protective, bundled up snow suit by Howard and Harold. It was a puffy light blue jacket with a scarf, mittens, a blue hat, and black shoes.
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Lincoln wears an orange sweater and retains his blue jeans.
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Lincoln wore a red jacket, blue pants, black shoes, and most importantly, he had to wear a light blue helmet, so he wouldn't kill himself, when sledding.
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Season 3
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"Tripped!"
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During the family's song, Lincoln wears sunglasses.
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"White Hare"
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Lincoln's hair is slicked back, he's wearing black shades with a red trim, a black leather jacket over a yellow shirt, and retains his blue jeans.
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"Insta-gran"
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Lincoln wears a pink sweater that says Life is sweeter with a Gran-Gran.
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Lincoln wears a Dark blue balaclava to cover up his bowl haircut.
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"Selfie Improvement"
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Lincoln wears an orange button up shirt, red suspenders, a fake brown mustache with a ring, glasses, and a green beanie hat.
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He continues to wear the suspenders after Lori has taken the photo.
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"Fool Me Twice"
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When meeting up with the family in disguise, Lincoln wears black eyeglasses and a fake black-haired mustache, with a beige trench coat and fedora.
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"Deal Me Out"
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Lincoln wears a blue helmet and blue pads when skateboarding with Clyde.
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"Absent Minded"
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He and Clyde wear scuba diving gear.
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"Middle Men"
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Lincoln wears a lab coat during biology class.
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Lincoln wears gym clothes for gym class.
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"Predict Ability"
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Lincoln rocks a red beanie cap and blue t-shirt with slight tears and a 'Rock on' logo.
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Lincoln wears a brown suit.
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Lincoln wears a Shakespearean outfit.
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Lincoln wears a clown suit.
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Lincoln dresses like a mime.
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Lincoln dresses like the front half of a horse.
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Lincoln dresses like a deep sea diver.
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Lincoln dresses like an emo.
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Lincoln dresses like the back end of a horse.
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Lincoln carries a fairy princess wand, wears a purple shirt, with a pink cape, and a cheese hat.
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"Antiqued Off"
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In the beginning, Lincoln wears a magician's top hat and cape over his normal clothing.
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Then later on, wears a tuxedo t-shirt with the magician's hat and cape.
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Other media
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"Deuces Wild!"
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Lincoln cosplays as Ace Savvy again during his and Clyde's superhero fantasy.
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