Two unreleased Sims 4 Maker Packs showed up on The Marketplace last night before being pulled down. Sims player and creator WhimsySimsy spotted the listings on Facebook, and YouTube creator serinaxoxox managed to actually purchase one of the packs before it disappeared. Here is what we know about both.
The Satin Whisper Collection by Newsea
The first leaked pack is a CAS-focused Maker Pack from creator Newsea. For 300 Moola ($3 USD), it includes a single alpha hairstyle, a variant of that hairstyle with a rooster tail clip-on, one earring, and one necklace. That is the full contents of the pack.
Whether four items for three dollars feels like a fair deal will come down to how much you value alpha hair in your game. Newsea is a well-known name in the CC world, so the quality bar should be high, but the item count is notably slim compared to some of the earlier Maker Packs that launched on The Marketplace this summer.
The Summertime Elegant Living Set by AlexCroft
The second pack is a Build/Buy furniture set from AlexCroft, priced at 500 Moola ($5 USD). serinaxoxox was able to buy it before it was removed and shared a video overview of the contents.
According to the official feature descriptions extracted from that video, the set blends warm woods, woven wicker, metal accents, and minimalist rice paper lighting. EA's marketing copy describes it as designed for both modern indoor living spaces and outdoor gardens, with multiple color variants for each piece.
The set leans into three styled looks: a contemporary and industrial fusion with botanical greens, a modern studio workspace with abstract art, and a broader color palette showcase. For mid-October, the summery theming is a little out of season, but the modern aesthetic should slot into most contemporary builds regardless of what the calendar says.
How the leak happened
The Marketplace appears to have listed both packs prematurely, likely during a backend update or scheduling error. The listings were visible long enough for screenshots and at least one actual purchase before being taken down. Neither EA nor The Sims team has commented on the leak, and there is no confirmed release date for either pack yet.
This comes during an already eventful stretch for the Maker Pack program, with the community recently uncovering that an official Sims 4 Maker was running a separate paywalled CC storefront outside The Marketplace.
We will update this article if EA confirms official release dates for either pack.
Source: Sims Community