Sims 4 Marketplace Drops Five New Sets: MADLEN Hairstyles, SixamCC Plants, HYDRA Y2K Gamer, and Rustic Decor
The Sims 4 Marketplace received a record update — on August 21, 2026, the developers released five new creator sets at once. The total cost of all content is 1900 Moola (about $19 USD). The collection includes hairstyles from MADLEN, plants and a garden shop from SixamCC, a vintage gamer room from HYDRA, a rustic kitchen from Kerriganhouse, and a cozy interior from Pierisim. However, immediately after the release, three sets disappeared from the catalog — apparently, they were released by mistake.
The Little Plant & Garden Shop Maker Pack by SixamCC — the biggest set
Price: 700 Moola ($7 USD), 50 items
This set became the largest and most expensive in today's batch. The creator SixamCC, already familiar to players from many previous sets, has created a real encyclopedia of greenery. The set includes more than 20 types of plants inspired by real houseplants, as well as shelves, display cases, signs, planters, and decorative elements for designing a flower shop, greenhouse, or just a green corner in the house.
Features:
- More than 50 items (plants, furniture, decor, display cases)
- Ability to create a full-fledged plant shop
- Suitable for any interior — from a city apartment to a country house
In the discussions of the sets, players have already noted that the set goes well with the Businesses & Hobbies and Seasons expansions: the first allows you to open a plant shop, and the second adds a flower arranging table.
Country Morning Maker Pack by Kerriganhouse
Price: 200 Moola ($2 USD)
A small but atmospheric kitchen set. It includes breakfast decor: apple pie, fluffy pancakes, baskets with pastries. All items are made in a cozy rustic style and are suitable not only for country interiors, but also for modern apartments.
The set is perfect for decorating a kitchen to create a feeling of life and fullness. It is worth noting that the items are not functional, but they are great for creating atmosphere.
Cottagerie Maker Pack by Pierisim
Price: 400 Moola ($4 USD)
The creator Pierisim, known for the "Soft Lines" set, presents a collection of wooden furniture and accessories for the living room and dining room. The set includes wooden tables, chairs, dishes, plants, and even bread and cheese to create a cozy rustic atmosphere.
Y2K Gamer Maker Pack by HYDRA
Price: 300 Moola ($3 USD)
A set in the style of the early 2000s. It includes a retro computer with a monitor, a desk, the iconic flower-shaped chair from The Sims 2, a pink inflatable armchair, a sticker-covered TV, a CD player, star lamps, and heart rugs. Perfect for creating a teenager's room in Y2K style.
Salon Glow Hair Set Maker Pack by MADLEN
Price: 300 Moola ($3 USD)
Six feminine hairstyles — from long hair to short cuts and updos. All options are made in a "fresh" and "groomed" style that easily combines with everyday and evening looks.
Some hairstyles reference the TV series "Desperate Housewives," but it is unknown if the creator planned such an association on purpose. In any case, it looks interesting.
Release Error: Five Sets Turned into Two
Soon after the sets were published on the Marketplace, an update appeared: three of the five sets were removed. Apparently, they were released by mistake and will return to the catalog later.
At the time of writing, only the following are available:
- "Country Morning" Set by Kerriganhouse
- "Y2K Gamer" Set by HYDRA
The rest of the content is temporarily unavailable. Players in the comments confirm that they managed to download them before the removal, but now the sets are not displayed.
Community Reaction
Players are actively discussing both the sets themselves and the strange situation with their disappearance. Some users managed to purchase the removed sets and are sharing screenshots, while others are annoyed by the instability of the Marketplace.
The plant set from SixamCC attracted particular attention — it is praised for the number of items and the quality of execution. However, part of the community still fundamentally does not use the Marketplace due to the inconvenient Moola currency and EA's policies.
In the comments on the Sims Community article, one user wrote:
"I'm on PS5 and don't see the hair pack. I've tried multiple things... Does anyone know what to do?"
Another added:
"Good thing I already got the ones that got removed! It looks so cute, can't wait to build and create sims with them."
The new sets offer a wide range of content: from hairstyles and plants to vintage furniture and rustic decor. The plant set from SixamCC looks especially interesting — 50 items for 700 Moola ($7) seems like a good deal compared to other creator sets.
If you're missing greenery, hairstyles, or nostalgic interiors — it's definitely worth a look. If you are fundamentally against the Marketplace, perhaps some of the sets might change your mind.