OC Outfit Outer Part

OCOutfit Outer Part covers the layer you wear over the top: coats, jackets, sweaters, and outerwear. It's one of the smaller part nodes - 50 options under a single 外套 (outerwear) subcategory - and that's honestly fine. Outerwear is a small garment family, and the catalog hits the ones you'll actually want: blazer, bomber_jacket, denim_jacket, leather_jacket (in there via the broader list), cape, capelet, cardigan, cropped_jacket, camouflage_jacket, and a run of sweaters from aran_sweater to backless_sweater.

It slots into Character Outfit Block's outer_part input, sitting between upper and lower in the fixed slot order, and it outputs a typed OC_PART_OUTFIT_OUTER fragment.

How it works

Identical part-node behavior to every other slot, and the two things you'll actually touch:

• mode - unset (default - emits nothing), fixed (your pick), or randomize (seeded sample). The default being unset is the pack's #1 footgun: wire the node in, never touch mode, and your character silently wears no outerwear.
• option - static dropdown over all 50, formatted 外套 | 西装外套 -> blazer.

group has just the two choices (__all_groups__ or 外套), so the static-dropdown/group-mismatch fallback that plagues the multi-group nodes can't bite here. randomize is deterministic - same seed, same jacket - which matters when you're generating a character sheet and the outerwear needs to stay consistent across seeds.

color_role defaults to auto, which maps the outer slot to primary - so with a palette connected, your coat gets the palette's primary color prefixed (a "navy" from the palette becomes "navy blazer"). Set it to none if you'd rather the sampler interpret the color from the tag itself.

Outputs

The standard trio: oc_part (wire into the outfit block's outer_part), prompt_preview (the resolved tag), and debug_text (mode, color role, pool index - the fastest way to spot a silent fallback).

Installing it

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/Zhuozhuo-219/ComfyUI-OC-Generator

Restart ComfyUI, or install via ComfyUI Manager (search ComfyUI-OC-Generator). Zero extra dependencies, no model downloads - the tag data ships in-repo, so the dropdown is ready offline.

The realistic take: this is a thin but honest node. 50 options is a curated cut, not an exhaustive outerwear list - if your OC needs something very specific, like a particular military greatcoat, you'll write that into OC Generator's prefix_prompt. And as with every part node in this pack, check your mode isn't unset before you hit run.