Fallout 76 Outfits & Clothing for Sale

Fallout 76 Clothing: Making a Fashion Statement

It’s been said that it doesn’t matter if you win or lose, as long as you look good doing it? In a game like Fallout 76, where survival is the ultimate goal, one might not give character outfits a passing thought, but the fact of the matter is they make the game much more interesting! After all, character customization is a perk that not a lot of games offer, so it’s nice to make full use of it whenever possible.

Fallout Outfits

To obtain outfits and apparel in Fallout 76, players need to go to the various vendors strewn across a post-nuclear version of America. As you can pretty much wear different outfits and accessories on top of one another at the same time, the variations are practically endless! Do note, however, that there will still be a hierarchy of what will actually be shown in the game should you decide to wear clothing together. For instance, outfits will oftentimes cover up the armors that a player dons.

Here are some of the Fallout 76 rare outfits that are absolute must-haves!

Headgear

• Veil of Secrets – Wearing one of these beauties enables a player to unlock the laser grid security, thereby giving free access to the Riverside Manor.
• Alien Mothman Mask – Who wouldn’t want to strike fear into the hearts of one’s enemies with huge red eyes that glow in the dark?

Eye Accessories

• Patrolman Glasses – Go for the classic look of authority. It just might help you in a post-nuclear setting.
• Fashion Glasses – Make a stunning fashion statement with these.

Mouth Accessories

• Bandana – Coming in various styles that border from the straight up thug-like (Camo) to the downright funny (leopard print), bandanas have become the norm for Fallout 76 players all over.

Miscellaneous Accessories

• Gas Mask – Though it significanty decreases a player’s vision, it is an essential accessory in a hazard-filled environment.
• Prison Collar – A tad bit kinky, this unique accessory can be sported by players with pretty much anything at all.

Armor

• Hazmat Suit – This suit protects players from radiation via a +1000 resistance. Unfortunately, it doesn’t really protect players from anything else. It also comes in the prototype variant.
• Garb of Mysteries – While this cool-looking outfit doesn’t necessarily offer much in terms of protection, it can prove to be valuable because of the +1 sneaking bonus it grants. Stealth is at a premium.

Outfit

• Bathrobe – Looks as if players were caught in an emergency while they were in the shower.
• Asylum Worker – These nurses uniforms come in different color variants such as Blue, Brown, Dirtied White, Pink, Red, and many more!
• Amusement Park Outfit – Though it can look comical on male characters, there’s no denying its allure with female characters.
• Baseball Uniform – The country may be in shambles, but the spirit of its favorite pastime lives on with this slugger’s uniform.
• Red Dress – Ah! The classic lady in red look. There’s no denying how stunning female characters look in it. Male characters, however, are an entirely different matter. In fact, they look utterly comical!

Underarmor

• Harness – Bare-bones harnesses tell everyone else that a player means business!
• Brotherhood Soldier Suit – Players will fit right in with the mean streets of Fallout 76.
• Long Johns – Nuclear winters are no joke. With these long johns, players can keep their characters snug and comfy.
• Flanneled Shirt – Not to be mistaken for Grunge-era fashion, flanneled shirts are as comfortable as they come—even during a post-nuclear meltdown!
• Brotherhood Fatigues – Fatigues are the norm for confrontations. And few things spell wartime fashion better than the Brotherhood Fatigue.
• First Operative Underarmor – Look snazzy and respectable!

Some key points to note about Fallout 76 outfits:

1. Outfits weigh pretty much like a feather at 0.1 and they have no use other than in the purely cosmetic sense. So if players don’t like the look of their armor but can’t get rid of them because of their stats, they can simply cover them up with outfits.
2. Armor is a necessity in post-nuclear America. Players can get either regular armor or those that have unique appearances.
3. Accessories may not have stats as buffed-up as armor, but depending on the situation, they can be lifesavers. Gas masks, for instance, can shield players from airborne diseases.

About Fallout 76 Outfits

Fallout 76 follows the clothing system Fallout 4 had but with a few more improvements. With Fallout 76 outfits, you can have up to three layers of clothing and armor. Power Armor doesn’t count since it overrides other apparel. FO4 allows up to two layers of select clothing and armor only. Let’s go over them one by one.

• Underarmor

  As its name suggests, it’s clothing you can wear under your armor. It ranges from fatigues to various suits for various activities. You can upgrade these to increase resistances and certain S.P.E.C.I.A.L. points, though it won’t affect the character’s base stats. That means they won’t affect the number of perk cards you can equip.

• Body Armor

  You can wear this armor on top of the above, and they have better resistance as well. While you can only pick up some types and craft others, all can be modified to provide Radiation Resistance. They usually come in 5 parts: the chest piece, one for both arms and one for both legs. Some sets only have three, combining the arms into one part and the legs for another.

• Outfits

  These can go over both of the above, covering it up no matter how improbable it may seem. Outfits are also the closest to ‘skins’ in other games. Two exceptions to this are the Hazmat Suit and the Garb of Mysteries. Wearing either will unequip your armor. As skins, they won’t have any particular effect on your combat prowess. Some can increase Perception or grant immunity to certain hazards, though.

• Power Armor

  Power Armor overrides other clothing and armor you’re wearing, but it also provides the best resistance and protection. Also, you don’t take falling damage nor be affected by hazards while wearing it. You will have to affix parts into a chassis to use them. However, you cannot enter a chassis with a part that has a higher level than your character. There are six Power Armor parts you can attach to a chassis: helmet, chest piece, two arms, and two legs.

  Since Power Armor needs a Fusion Core to work, it’s not good for general exploration, barring certain circumstances or you have a hoard of cores.

• Headwear

  This is a separate category on its own as it doesn’t affect the other armor pieces. It has four categories by itself: Full Headwear, Hats, Eyewear, and Masks. Full Headwear and Masks provide some protection from hazards, but Hats and Eyewear are mostly cosmetic.

Gamers Want an Outfit That Represents Them!

Of all these categories, Outfits are the most recognizable and used. Due to players wanting to maximize resistance and effectivity, armor usually won’t match. Customization allows players to express themselves, and mismatched clothing and armor won’t cut it.

Some examples of popular outfits are the Communist Commander Outfit or the Deathclaw Hunter Outfit. Unusual picks would include the Strongman Outfit or the Chally the Moo Moo Outfit. Others might settle for the Insurgent Outfit since it is easily obtainable.

Even so, there are several outfits players can choose from, more than those examples. Sure, they’re going to be quite common and unoriginal, but anything’s better than a hodgepodge of armor pieces. Anyway, headgear can also add a touch of uniqueness to a common outfit.

And that’s all for Fallout 76 outfits. There’s more information about where to get these clothing and armor online. Many players look to online marketplaces for these outfits. With that, players feel that they can explore the Wasteland in style.