Grand Blue Outfits Guide & How to Get Them All!

Outfits in Grand Blue are more than just cosmetic items. Changing your outfit can also improve important character stats, with certain pieces offering special passive effects that can be useful for specific activities. This makes outfits worth collecting as you progress through the game.

There are currently 20 outfits available during the Early Access version of Grand Blue. They can be purchased from shops, found through Treasure Maps, earned from quests, or obtained as rare drops from enemies. Because each outfit has different bonuses, the best choice depends on how you play.

All Grand Blue Outfits, Stats, and How to Get Them

The available outfits cover several different stats, including Health, Energy, Strength, Agility, Willpower, and Precision. Some are cheap and easy to obtain early in the game, while others require farming enemies or completing specific quests. Here is the complete list of Grand Blue Outfits currently available:

Tavernset Attire

Tavernset Attire is one of the cheaper outfits you can purchase early in Grand Blue. It provides +10 Energy and +8 Willpower, making it a useful option if you want a simple boost without spending too much Gold.

• Energy: +10
• Willpower: +8
• How to get: Buy it from the Clothing Shop in Anchor Town
• Price: 250 Gold

Slate Waistcoat

Slate Waistcoat focuses on Health and Precision. The additional Health gives you more survivability, while the Precision bonus can help characters who want to improve their accuracy-related stats.

• Health: +10
• Precision: +8
• How to get: Buy it from the Clothing Shop in Anchor Town
• Price: 250 Gold

Rugged Sailor Outfit

The Rugged Sailor Outfit gives a balanced combination of Health and Energy. It is another early-game choice that can be purchased without needing to farm a rare enemy.

• Health: +10
• Energy: +8
• How to get: Buy it from the Clothing Shop in Anchor Town
• Price: 250 Gold

Widow’s Vigil

Widow’s Vigil is aimed at players who want extra Health and Willpower. It costs the same as the other basic Anchor Town outfits while giving slightly higher Health.

• Health: +12
• Willpower: +8
• How to get: Buy it from the Clothing Shop in Anchor Town
• Price: 250 Gold

Crimson Duelist

Crimson Duelist is a better option for players focusing on offensive stats. It provides a strong Strength increase along with additional Agility.

• Strength: +12
• Agility: +8
• How to get: Buy it from the Clothing Shop in Anchor Town
• Price: 250 Gold

Ashen Noble

Ashen Noble is designed around Willpower and Precision. It gives +12 Willpower and +8 Precision, making it useful for builds that want to improve both stats at the same time.

• Willpower: +12
• Precision: +8
• How to get: Buy it from the Clothing Shop in Anchor Town
• Price: 250 Gold

Treasure Hunter’s Outfit

Treasure Hunter’s Outfit is one of the more interesting pieces because it comes with a unique passive effect. Besides providing Health, Energy, and Agility, it gives your shovel a chance to find a buried Fruit Chest.

• Health: +7
• Energy: +7
• Agility: +4
• Passive: Treasure Sense gives your shovel a 50% chance to strike a buried Fruit Chest
• How to get: Dropped by Treasure Hunters in Anchor Town
• Drop Chance: 2%

Aria’s Dress

Aria’s Dress is a straightforward outfit that heavily boosts Willpower. It can be found through the Easy Treasure Maps, making it another option for players who want to improve this particular stat.

• Willpower: +19
• How to get: Treasure Maps [Easy]

Goblin Suit

Goblin Suit provides both Health and Precision. Its bonuses make it useful for players looking for a defensive boost while also improving Precision.

• Health: +11
• Precision: +10
• How to get: Treasure Maps [Easy]

Concession Stand

The Concession Stand offers a good combination of Health and Energy. Unlike the early Anchor Town outfits, this one requires more Gold and can be purchased later from the Patchworks Shop.

• Health: +15
• Energy: +10
• How to get: Buy it from the Patchworks Shop in Clown Town
• Price: 1,000 Gold

Vibrant Laughwear

Vibrant Laughwear is focused on Agility and Energy. Its +16 Agility bonus makes it one of the stronger choices for players who prioritize movement-related stats.

• Agility: +16
• Energy: +12
• How to get: Buy it from the Patchworks Shop in Clown Town
• Price: 1,000 Gold

Patchwork

Patchwork focuses on Health and Willpower, giving a solid defensive combination. It is available from the Patchworks Shop after reaching Clown Town.

• Health: +16
• Willpower: +12
• How to get: Buy it from the Patchworks Shop in Clown Town
• Price: 1,000 Gold

Funny Puncher

Funny Puncher is one of the better options for Strength-focused builds. It provides +16 Strength along with a useful Health increase.

• Health: +12
• Strength: +16
• How to get: Buy it from the Patchworks Shop in Clown Town
• Price: 1,000 Gold

Jester’s Outfit

Jester’s Outfit provides a large Health boost alongside Willpower. It costs significantly more than the standard Clown Town outfits, but its higher stats can make it worthwhile for players who need extra survivability.

• Health: +16
• Willpower: +14
• How to get: Buy it from the Weapons Shop in Clown Town
• Price: 5,000 Gold

Black Noir Outfit

Black Noir Outfit is a rare drop that offers strong Health and Strength bonuses. You can obtain it by defeating Black Noir enemies, although the drop rate is quite low.

• Health: +22
• Strength: +18
• How to get: Dropped by Black Noir Pirates and Black Noir Officers
• Drop Chance: 2% from Black Noir Pirates
• Drop Chance: 3% from Black Noir Officers

Hypnotist Outfit

Hypnotist Outfit provides a large Willpower bonus along with a strong Health increase. It is obtained as a rare drop from Hypnotist Mango in Maple Village.

• Health: +20
• Willpower: +26
• How to get: Dropped by Hypnotist Mango in Maple Village
• Drop Chance: 2%

Joe’s Overalls

Joe’s Overalls are different from most outfits because they provide a gameplay effect instead of directly increasing character stats. The outfit improves the speed at which your crops grow, making it useful for farming.

• Passive: Crops you plant grow 5% faster
• How to get: Complete Farmer Joe’s questline in Maple Village

Chef Apron

Chef Apron is another utility-focused outfit. Instead of increasing standard combat stats, it improves the effects of food you prepare.

• Passive: Increases Food Effect Potency by 5% for all dishes you cook
• How to get: Complete Remy’s questline in Maple Village

Bear Suit

Bear Suit offers one of the strongest Health bonuses among the currently available outfits. It also gives a significant Willpower increase, making it a solid defensive option.

• Health: +31
• Willpower: +20
• How to get: Dropped by The Beast in Maple Village
• Drop Chance: 2%

Kuro’s Outfit

Kuro’s Outfit is one of the strongest choices for players who want Agility and Energy. It gives +30 Agility and +25 Energy, but obtaining it requires farming the Black Noir Captain.

• Agility: +30
• Energy: +25
• How to get: Dropped by the Black Noir Captain in Maple Village
• Drop Chance: 3%

What Is the Best Outfit in Grand Blue?

There is no single outfit that is perfect for every Grand Blue player. The best choice depends on which stats or activities you want to focus on. Some outfits are better for combat, while others are designed around farming, cooking, or treasure hunting.

For raw stats, Bear Suit and Kuro’s Outfit stand out because of their large bonuses. Bear Suit gives +31 Health and +20 Willpower, while Kuro’s Outfit provides +30 Agility and +25 Energy.

For utility, the choice changes. Treasure Hunter’s Outfit is useful when searching for Fruit Chests, while Joe’s Overalls and Chef Apron are better suited to farming and cooking.

Grand Blue Outfits are worth collecting because they can directly affect how your character performs. While some of the first outfits are easy to purchase, the stronger options often require Treasure Maps, quests, or repeated enemy farming.

If you are building a specific playstyle, choose an outfit based on the stats and passive effect you actually need. For general combat, stronger stat-focused outfits are usually the better choice, while utility outfits can be more valuable when farming crops, cooking food, or searching for treasure.