Note that transformation doesn't affect equipment.

core/druidcraft.tex

@@ -73,6 +73,11 @@ \section{Transformation}
 Furthermore, feats which allow communication in new ways work even while {\transformed}.
 For example, a \practitioner{druidcraft} with \featref{animal-language-2} who {\transforms} into a bear can still communicate with other animals, just not with humans.
 
+\capital{\transformation} does not affect a target's clothing or other equipment.
+As such, \practitioners{druidcraft} often strip down before {\transforming}, or wear clothing loose enough to climb out of after they {\transform}.
+They might then abandon their clothes, to return to later, or bundle them up and carry them in their jaws.
+\capital{\transforming} into a larger form can tear clothing, or even harm the target if their clothes will not give way easily.
+
 \capital{\transformation} does not remove any conditions, such as the effects of potions, upon the target.
 It is still affected by any {\damage}, and if this reduces its new \statref{shock-threshold} to 0 or below, it dies.
 Any wounds remain, staying in an appropriate location on the new form.