Abstract: A clothing unifying system, which removably attaches an upper body garment to a lower body garment. The upper body garment employs upper body garment connectors that are elongated members, located at a lower periphery of the upper body garment and correspond to the location of the lower body garment connectors. One end of the upper body garment connector is permanently fixed to the upper body garment and the other end is free. The free end is passed through the opening in the lower body garment connector folded up and attached to the upper body garment in the area of the upper body garment connector's fixed end. The bottom of the upper body garment and the top of the lower body garment form an overlap area. The location, orientation and size of the upper body garment and lower body garment connectors are manipulated to maintain the overlap area. The clothing is preferably constructed from a fire retardant fleece material.